If selected for jury duty, leave your cell phone at home
When you turn 18, you will be eligible to serve on a jury. Jurors are called up from voter registration
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Thoughts on teen law by Judge Tom Jacobs.
Bystanders get help from anti-bullying apps
Students and parents concerned about how to handle being bullied online or by text have free resources available to them.
Tragic bullycide stories of 2012
When it comes to traditional bullying and cyberbullying, 2012 has started with tragedy for four families. As this post is being
Teens take to vodka Gummi bears
It never surprises us to read about the latest method teens devise to get past the law. While in juvenile
Can someone be sentenced to prison for more than life?
We raise this question after reading a story in the Arizona Republic on Dec. 6, 2011. The headline stated that
State legislatures react to the Casey Anthony acquittal
Although Casey Anthony was acquitted in 2011 of first-degree murder of her two-year-old daughter, states are taking a look at criminalizing
Is a fake Facebook page identity theft?
In a case scheduled for trial in 2012, Dana Thornton is charged with identity theft. After she and her boyfriend
2012’s tragic start with another bullycide
Amanda Diane Cummings was a sophomore at New Dorp High School in Staten Island, New York. She appeared to be
Do you have a right to film the police while on duty?
As you know, the video camera is here to stay. With or without audio, police activity can be uploaded to You
Off-campus bullying addressed by only 13 states
In a new study of state bullying laws and policies, only thirteen states authorize school districts to take action when