Can a fictitious child land you in prison?
This is a question that an Arizona Court of Appeals recently considered. The case involved Dale Allen Wright,* an adult who solicited a postal inspector
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Thoughts on teen law by Judge Tom Jacobs.
Caution when using Twitter
A Flagstaff, Arizona teen may be facing serious charges once a police investigation is completed. On the first day or
Jodi aka Joe kicked out of Boy Scouts
Although the Boy Scouts recently changed their membership policy to allow gay scouts and leaders, their position on transgender scouts
Teen parents and car safety
As teen parents, we hope you understand the danger in leaving your babies and young children in the car for even
Teen hooks two Sharks for ReThink app
Trisha Prabhu is a 16 year-old junior at Neuqua Valley High School in Naperville, Illinois. After reading about an eleven
California public schools crack down on sexting and cyberbullying
In September, 2016, the governor of California signed new laws into place that address cyberbullying and sexting. Public schools can
Canadian teen gets one-year probation for cyberbullying
A teen from Yorkton, Canada, was placed on 12 months probation for cyberbullying in November, 2016.
Child labor violations continue in the 21st century
We have written about labor laws before – particularly about work hours, safety and conditions of employment. See here for one
11 year-old arrested for cyberbullying
In October, 2016, a student at Hawthorne Elementary School in Waukesha, Wisconsin, was arrested for cyberbullying after being identified as the
Pre-teens cyberbully with naked photos
8-year-old boys in a school community in West Auckland, New Zealand, were discovered harassing classmates with nude photos secretly taken