Can the president be indicted?
The short answer to the question as to whether the president can be indicted is no. However, the president can
Natalie Jacobs
Prior to joining the AsktheJudge.info team, Natalie worked as a criminal attorney for over five years. She also has worked with Innocence Projects as well as Girls on the Run of Northern Arizona, a character development program for girls in 3rd through 8th grade. She loves living in an outdoorsy mountain town with her family and playing with her four little ones - two kids and two pups.
A Teen’s Guide to #Resist
Nona Hungate is a 15 year old activist who very much cares about the direction and future of this country.
Are voter ID laws constitutional?
Voter identification laws have increased throughout the country since the U.S. Supreme Court opinion Shelby County v. Holder (decided in
Judge Tom & more at The Speakers Group
Judge Tom and his daughter/co-author Natalie have become part of The Speakers Group created by The Changing Behavior Network. Dr.
Every Vote Matters – the proof you need to get to the polls
He’s baaaaaa…ck! Judge Tom that is, with his latest book in the Teens and the Law series for Free Spirit
New laws affecting teenagers 2016
Happy New Year, class of ’16 and younger. It’s a new year and of course there are new laws on
Do you have a right to a clean environment?
That is the claim twenty-one youths from across the U.S. are arguing in court since filing a lawsuit against the federal
Police violated students’ rights by using excessive force
A federal judge in Alabama has ruled that the Birmingham Police Department violated public school students’ constitutional rights by using excessive force
5 things to know if you have to go to court for truancy
What exactly does truancy mean? The term truancy refers to an unexcused absence at school. States enact laws, compulsory attendance
Legal rights and school laws every teenager should know
It’s that time of year again, good ol’ back to school season. Now is a great time to have a