7-year-old gets suspended for imaginary weapon
Since the Sandy Hook Elementary School massacre in December, 2012, teachers and administrators are taking a close look at anything
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Thoughts on teen law by Judge Tom Jacobs.
Tip for teen politicians: Do your homework
This is one admonition you’re used to hearing from your parents and teachers. It also applies if you run for public office
Do Supreme Court decisions have an immediate effect on your life?
You may be wondering what this means. If the Supreme Court decides a case and issues a ruling, isn’t that
Are you free to publicly say “GAYGUY” or “4GAYLIB?”
In the state of Georgia the Department of Driver Services, which issues personalized or vanity license plates, says these phrases are
Is a C+ worth $1,300,000?
Graduate student, Megan Thode, thinks so. In the fall of 2009 Megan was a student at Lehigh University in Pennsylvania.
Flipping off the judge – not smart!
Penelope Soto was in court in Florida for possession of Xanax in February, 2013. The 18-year-old was obviously not taking her
Fines for harrassing teachers online
House Bill 1364 has been introduced into the Indiana Legislature in 2013. If passed, the new law will allow for
Tennessee attempts to limit talking about homosexuality
A state senator in Tennessee has attempted for six years to get a law passed that would prohibit school teachers from
Student bullies through Instagram
Whenever a new technological advance comes on the market or a new app is created, someone will inevitably use it
Teen girls may now be sent into combat
When we say “teens” we mean girls who are 17 to 19 and serve in the military. Technically speaking they