Lessons from September 11, 2001
Today, September 11, 2009, marks the 8th anniversary of the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center in New York
Natalie Jacobs
Natalie is the co-author of 'Every Vote Matters: the Power of Your Voice, from Student Elections to the Supreme Court' (Free Spirit Publishing), which she wrote with her father Judge Tom. Prior to joining the AsktheJudge.info team, Natalie worked as a criminal defense attorney. She is passionate about helping youth find their voice and becoming engaged members of their community. She also volunteers for a case involving climate change litigation.
Do students have a right to express themselves at school through music & art?
Are you at liberty in school to sing or write music using any words or phrases? Does the method of communication give
England launches tween/teen cyberbullying mentors
“I’m your age, I care, and I’m listening” This is the message from a new program in England called CyberMentors. Consisting
Prison if caught texting while driving & causing a fatality
As of May, 2009, the State of Utah has the nation’s toughest law against texting while driving [TWD]. The law states that a
Should you listen to the President Obama’s school message?
School is back in session across the nation and President Obama will be addressing all students from elementary through high school
Teen celebs have privacy rights, too
Paris Hilton has scored a win for privacy rights of celebrities. Although in the public eye, there are limits to
Graphic video illustrates the dangers of texting while driving
[Warning – The following video contains a graphic dramatization of a deadly head-on car accident caused by a teen who