Teachers become students at the Supreme Court
Every summer the U.S. Supreme Court sponsors a six-day program for social studies teachers. The Summer Institute for Teachers began
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Thoughts on teen law by Judge Tom Jacobs.
Don’t expect cell phone privacy at work
Jeff Quon was issued a pager when he was hired to work for the Ontario Police Department in California. The
Survey on teen online behavior encouraging
In a recent survey of 1400 children and teens from 10 to 17-years-old,* it appears that teens are careful about
Theodore Boone, Kid Lawyer
“Theodore Boone, Kid Lawyer” by John Grisham (2010). Since you’re on this website, we assume you have some interest in
“Don’t shoot” to celebrate the Fourth of July
Shannon was talking on a cellphone in her backyard in Arizona. The 14-year-old was struck by a bullet that fell from
Zero tolerance includes toy Army figures
The second grade class at Tiogue School in Rhode Island was going to meet with their pen pals from another
Cell phone catches teacher beating student
Isaiah Reagins was a student at Jamie’s House Charter School in Houston, Texas. On April 29, 2010 he was assaulted
Arrested for “wasting time”
The World Cup soccer match is underway in South Africa. Thirty-two nations are competing for first place victory. The competition
High school graduates continue fight against censorship
The Tattler is the school newspaper at Ithaca High School in New York. It has over a hundred year history
Supreme Court blocks deportation in minor drug cases
A 1996 federal law required the deportation of any non-citizen (legal immigrant) convicted of an aggravated felony. The law did