Social media helps probation officers monitor juvenile offenders
The caption of this article should come as no surprise to anyone. We’ve all read and heard about colleges, universities
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Social media helps probation officers monitor juvenile offenders
The caption of this article should come as no surprise to anyone. We’ve all read and heard about colleges, universities
Teens choosing not to drive?
Believe it or not, this is true. The percentage of eligible teenagers and twenty-somethings putting off getting their driver’s license has
Does wearing a hoodie mean you’re looking for trouble?
Apparently to some the answer is “yes.” To those who equivocate, it’s “maybe” or “it depends.” To a growing number
Must Know Laws Affecting Teens in 2012
Many states have passed new laws affecting teens that went into effect around January 1, 2012. We highlight ten of the new
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
What is “due process” and does it apply to me?
The phrase “due process of law” is your constitutional right under the 14th Amendment to be notified of any charge
A Teenager’s Guide to Juvenile Court
A Teenager’s Guide to Juvenile Court is a must-have guide for teens and parents of teens who are facing juvenile
How do I dress for court?
Most people who have to go to court are nervous about what to expect. Walking into a courtroom is an
What if I’m bullied at work?
Bullying of any type should be discussed with your parents or guardian. If it comes from a co-worker, report it