“Satan’s representative” wins $4.5 million verdict
Assistant Attorney General, Andrew Shirvell, of Michigan was sued by the University of Michigan student body president, Christopher Armstrong who
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Thoughts on teen law by Judge Tom Jacobs.
Is hazing illegal?
Hazing laws exist in most states to protect students from serious harm, usually physical, and even death as there have
North Carolina “torments” the First Amendment
In what may be the first piece of legislation of its kind in the country, North Carolina passed a law
Twitter bullies target celebrities
Country western star, LeAnn Rimes, age 30, has been the target of multiple bullies over the past year. When news
What does a “statute of limitations” mean?
A “statute of limitations” is a law or rule that sets a time period for you to file a lawsuit
Study shows marijuana use and IQ are linked
The University of Otago in New Zealand released a report in September, 2012 that studied the long-term effects of marijuana
2012 cyberbullying study dispels myths
A study published in May, 2012, in the European Journal of Developmental Psychology* argues that media reports about the prevalence
Does use of a “restraining desk” at school violate the Constitution?
Schools across the country use various methods of keeping students seated and looking forward at the teacher during class. Kids
Another four letter “S” word to stop using
By now you have undoubtedly heard of Phoebe Prince. Phoebe was a 15-year-old freshman at a high school in Massachusetts. New
10 ‘Legal Drugs’ Used by Teenagers
Studies have shown that 1 in 7 teens struggle with a drug or alcohol problem. A report on teen substance