New law prohibits the police from lying to juveniles in custody
Illinois has become the first state to prohibit the police from lying to juveniles that are being interrogated. Any minor
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For starters, make your voice heard*
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Every Vote Matters – the proof you need to get to the polls
He’s baaaaaa…ck! Judge Tom that is, with his latest book in the Teens and the Law series for Free Spirit
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Warning: the following headline is fiction — the article is not Children of U.S. Senators and Representatives gunned down at
Do you have a right to a clean environment?
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