Can teens buy the morning-after pill?
A decision was made in December, 2011 by the Secretary of Health and Human Services to prohibit over the counter
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Thoughts on teen law by Judge Tom Jacobs.
Check your pockets before leaving the store
Have you ever been shopping and left a store with an item in your purse or pocket that you didn’t
(Video) Randolph High School students get it right!
We just came across a video created by students at Randolph High School in Massachusetts that we want to share
Can a student bible club distribute religious materials at school?
This is a question being debated in classrooms and now in a courtroom in Oklahoma. Once a week at Northeast Elementary
A message to parents from a teen’s grave
Oftentimes, out of personal tragedy comes a benefit to others. In the case of Jamey Rodemeyer the investigation into his
Students & teachers speak out about social media and the First Amendment
During the spring of 2011, a study* was conducted about social media and “The Future of the First Amendment.” The
Should senior Emma Sullivan apologize to Governor Brownback?
Emma Sullivan was attending a Youth in Government event in Topeka, Kansas last week. Governor Sam Brownback was addressing the
Are lockers in middle school a rite of passage?
Just when you thought a student’s life couldn’t be more competitive, locker decor has become a thriving business. Stores across
Tattoos are “pure speech” & protected under the Constitution
In November, 2011, an Arizona appellate court declared that “a tattoo, the act of tattooing, and the business of tattooing
Foster kids and identity theft: who would have thought?
There are almost 500,000 children and teenagers in foster care, emergency receiving homes and shelters in the United States. At