“Flash mobs” lead to criminal charges
What originally started out as a community get together for fun and spontaneity has turned ugly in recent years. The
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Will it be 2012 or 2034 for DeQuan Isom?
The U.S. Constitution requires presidential candidates to be born in the United States, be at least 35 years old and
You Are Not Alone
Did you know that 1 in 7 teens struggles with a drug or alcohol problem? You Are Not Alone is the
Pulitzer Prize winner supports Dream Act
When Jose Vargas was 12 years-old, his mother in the Philippines sent him to live with his grandparents in California.
“I don’t understand. She looks like one of these popular girls who doesn’t have a care in the world!”
This is a quote from an online memorial site created in tribute to 14-year-old Daani Sanders. Daani was from Australia and
High school valedictorian allowed to pray at graduation
Prayer in public schools has been debated in classrooms and courtrooms for decades.* There have been cases involving a moment
Secret Service questions 7th-grade student over Facebook post
In May, 2011, Vito LaPinta, Jr. was pulled out of his class at Truman Middle School in Tacoma, Washington. He
One man’s journey through crime, drugs, schizophrenia and rehabilitation
When Andrew Peterman of Idaho first came into the juvenile justice system at age 15, he did not know that
Planking – the New Extreme Sport
Get ready as May 25th is National Planking Day. So what exactly is planking? Well, it’s the new sport of lying
Defendants in Phoebe Prince case plead guilty
Six students at South Hadley High School in Massachusetts were charged in 2010 with a number of crimes surrounding the