Judge Tom Tackles Cyberbullying
A new book published by the American Bar Association in 2020 covers the subject of cyberbullying at home, school, in
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Does the Fifth Amendment protect you from providing your passwords?
G.A.Q.L. was a teenager in Florida when he was involved in a car crash, killing one of his passengers. The
Harvard Withdraws Admissions of 10 Students for Online Speech
Ten high school seniors from across the country were accepted by Harvard University for admission in the Class of 2021.
Can you go to jail if you refuse to give your password to the police?
In March, 2017, 41 year-old Christopher Wheeler was arrested in Florida and charged with child abuse and neglect. He allegedly physically
Caution when using Twitter
A Flagstaff, Arizona teen may be facing serious charges once a police investigation is completed. On the first day or
Can Pokémon Go get you in trouble?
Now that Pokémon Go is the latest craze, some of our readers have written in asking about the downside. Can
Cyberbullying and sexting in elementary school
Recent incidents and reports from down-under have revealed incidents of cyberbullying, sexting and sextortion in elementary schools in New Zealand. Children as
Emojis lead to trouble for 12-year-old
A 12-year-old girl in Virginia has found out that her emojis in an Instagram message are not that funny. In December,
Teen’s online threats send him to jail
In December, 2014, Jacob Michael Young, a 17-year old senior at Brandon High School in Michigan, posted the following on the student private
Legal rights and school laws every teenager should know
It’s that time of year again, good ol’ back to school season. Now is a great time to have a