Is there a difference between religious expression and religious worship?
According to federal courts that have faced this question, there is a distinction between the two. Decades of litigation have
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Thoughts on teen law by Judge Tom Jacobs.
U. S. Department of Education issues warning about banning gay-straight clubs at school
In 1984, Congress passed the Equal Access Act to prevent discrimination against religious groups in public schools. This federal law
Don’t miss ABC’s Family movie “Cyberbu//y” on July 17th, 2011
Recent statistics indicate an increase in cyberbullying incidents in the United States. According to the Pew Research Center 58% of 12-year-olds in
Taking a Lick at Flames- Should I Start a Fire?
Fire. The force of nature that vibrantly destroys and razes all that falls into its ashy wake, may be a
7 Must Know Laws for Teens this Summer
Okay, so we don’t want this summer to turn out to be a cruel summer for you. Summer is a
You Can Do it- Be an Educated Job Hunter
Are you feeling a little like your diving blindly into a dog-fight for jobs in an economy that’s in a
Are benches at school an “open forum” for speech?
Three outside benches at La Jolla High School in California are designated by the administration as “senior benches.” They are
Off-campus Internet speech about school principals protected
In two unrelated cases in Pennsylvania, a federal court ruled in favor of both students and their MySpace rants against
Have you heard of computer trespassing?
In the State of Washington, if you log onto someone’s computer or personal account without their permission, you may be
OMG! LOL! and Cyberbullying are now official words in OED
Terms or words made popular online that have crossed over into everyday use are occasionally entered into the Oxford English