An exceptional act of kindness by teens
You may have heard about this tragedy that occurred in August, 2014 in Arizona. But you may not have heard
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Thoughts on teen law by Judge Tom Jacobs.
Twitter photo leads to prison sentence for twenty-something
Kwmaine Davis was a gang member and convicted felon in Massachusetts. Until a person’s civil rights are restored by court
Teen successfully challenges homeowner’s association
Sixteen-year-old Kyle Tucker attends a charter school in Arizona. The school sits on private property managed by a condominium association.
Today is Constitution Day
That’s right. Two hundred twenty-seven years ago, on September 17, 1787, a small group of men gathered in Philadelphia to
Avoid the “fire challenge”
This new social media stunt is not to be believed. Unfortunately, it’s gone viral on YouTube, Vine and other sites with
Public defenders fired over hate speech on Facebook
Once again, we see another incident of careless speech but this time it’s not by teenagers. Adults are just as capable
New Hampshire declares emergency on synthetic drugs
In August, 2014, New Hampshire governor Maggie Hassan declared a state of emergency for the synthetic compound referred to as “smacked.”
10 Back to School Laws Every Student Should Know
It’s back to school season, so we’ve compiled a list of laws that every student should know about. We hear
Unwise selfies lead to deaths
Can a selfie really be harmful? After all, you’re the one taking the picture, so consent isn’t an issue. Of
Teen faces 5-to-life for brownie sale
You probably guessed it – not your mother’s brownies but homemade ones by 19-year-old Jacob Lavoro laced with marijuana and