A shocking possibility from sexting
As you know, prosecutors need evidence to go forward with charges against someone. The evidence may be direct eyewitness testimony
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Thoughts on teen law by Judge Tom Jacobs.
LGBT discrimination in the workplace
On July 1, 2014, President Obama announced at a LGBT Pride Reception at the White House that he would be
Teen turns graffiti bullying into positive message
Carleigh O’Connell of New Jersey heard from friends at school that someone spray-painted “Carleigh’s ass” across a cement barrier at a
Cyberbullying victims are not just teenagers
In 2012, Australian media star and model, Charlotte Dawson, became the target of a Twitter tirade due to her support
The Supreme Court on cell phones: “Privacy comes at a cost”
On June 25, 2014, the U.S. Supreme Court decided two cases regarding cell phones and criminals. Essentially, they recognized the
Jokes about weapons aren’t funny
An 18-year-old Arizona student tweeted a message regarding his senior prank. Nicholas Goettl from Boulder Creek High School wrote, “For
When will Congress act on gun control?
Since the massacre of December 14, 2012, in Newtown, Connecticut, there have been dozens of incidents of school violence involving
Even judges go too far on Facebook
Teenagers and young adults aren’t the only ones that need to think before posting something online. There have been plenty
Alcohol Abuse in Teenagers
This article was written by New York DUI attorney Arkady Bukh from the Bukh Law Firm, 14 Wall St, New York NY
8-year-old girl not girly enough for school
Sunnie Kahle likes her hair short and wears jeans and t-shirts to school. She likes to shoot her BB gun and