Caitlin’s post-its address bullying
Early in the school year of 2014-2015, Caitlin Prater-Haacke of Alberta, Canada, was bullied by an unknown classmate. He or
Tagteens’ stories
An exceptional act of kindness by teens
You may have heard about this tragedy that occurred in August, 2014 in Arizona. But you may not have heard
Teen successfully challenges homeowner’s association
Sixteen-year-old Kyle Tucker attends a charter school in Arizona. The school sits on private property managed by a condominium association.
Teen faces 5-to-life for brownie sale
You probably guessed it – not your mother’s brownies but homemade ones by 19-year-old Jacob Lavoro laced with marijuana and
Teen prank turns deadly
Pranks and initiations are part of every high school student’s experience. Most are safe and innocent events meant for fun and testing
Are parents legally required to support a teenager who moves out at 18?
This is an issue before a New Jersey court. In October, 2013, 18-year-old Rachel Canning moved from her home to
How to get a fair trial by jury with media bias
This essay was written by guest writer Steven Schwartz. The sixth amendment of the United States Constitution says that the
Is “affluenza” junk science or a legitimate defense?
Have you heard about Ethan Couch, a 16-year-old Texas teen whose case is being discussed across the country? In June,
Teen stem cell donor a first
We have written about donating blood and organs which is restricted in most states to those over 18. Some, with
Bored teens shoot and kill college student “for the fun of it”
In August, 2013, three boys in Oklahoma who were 15, 16 and 17 years old had little to do until