Drunk driving course for teens has deadly funding
In Los Angeles, California, the Coroner’s Office supports a program for teen drivers that includes a visit to the morgue.
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Thoughts on teen law by Judge Tom Jacobs.
Fined for not saying the Pledge of Allegiance
Massachusetts has a law that requires teachers to lead students in the Pledge of Allegiance at the start of every
New Sexting Laws in 2011
As you know, sexting has become a huge issue in recent years resulting in tragic endings for some teenagers and extremely
Freshman “made lots of people smile and laugh”
This is one of many comments added to a Facebook group mourning the death of Kameron E. Jacobsen. On January 18,
Bullycide is not limited to the United states
Suicide by anyone, anywhere is a loss for family, friends and the world at large. When a young person decides
High school students take on texting while driving
In Fairfax County, Virginia, there is the country’s largest highway construction project underway. Concerns about worker safety led to a competition
“The town got away with murder”
These are the words of lawyer Richard McFadin of Skidmore, Missouri. He represented a client named Ken Rex McElroy who
Girls charged with cyberstalking classmate
Once again, what may have started out as a joke backfired on two Florida teens. In April, 2010, Taylor Wynn
Binge drinking by high school students
Statistics from the 2009 National Youth Risk Behavior Survey* indicates that approximately 79,000 deaths per year are caused by excessive
National No Name-Calling Week
Coming up on January 24, 2011 is the beginning of No Name-Calling Week. This is a week of educational activities