The killing of Trayvon Martin: what is “justice?”
As you know by now, the trial of 29-year-old George Zimmerman for the death of 17-year-old Trayvon Martin in February,
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Cyberbullying claims two more teen lives
Once again, we see the abuse that can be unleashed by cruel and irresponsible use of the Internet. We’re also
The Supreme Court speaks pre-Newtown and Sandy Hook Elementary
The Supreme Court considered a student free speech case in 2007 (Morse v. Frederick) that you may have heard of.
Keyboard spray claims teen’s life
Aria Doherty was an honor student at Nobel Middle School in California. She was home alone on Monday, March 18,
A Holocaust tattoo?
Descendants of Holocaust victims and survivors are getting tattoos to commemorate the prison camps of World War II and remind
“Girl” wants to use her real name
There are a few countries that have official lists of approved names. When children are born parents must give them
9-year-old girl makes Wheaties box
Samantha Gordon, also known as “Sweet Feet” is a nine-year-old phenom in Herriman, Utah. Her YouTube video has gone viral and
Teen sentenced to 10 years of church attendance
You read that right. According to everything you already know and what you’ve read on AsktheJudge.info, is this possible? Well,
Teen acts quickly to help storm-ravaged town
Hurricane Sandy hit the east coast on October 29, 2012 with a vengeance. Many communities suffered wind, water and fire
Teen succeeds in fighting airbrushed photos in Seventeen Magazine
Julia Bluhm is an eighth grade ballet dancer in Waterville, Maine. She is 14-years-old and led a crusade against airbrushed photos in