1. Teens, Parents & The Law Teens, Parents The Law. Cosponsored by Yorktown SD Consortium, LakelandCSD, Mercy College, BOCES SETRC WHEN? Wednesday, October http://www.yorktown.org/consortium/consortium/teens_law.htm

Co-sponsored by Yorktown S.D. Consortium, Lakeland C.S.D., Mercy College, BOCES SETRC WHEN ? Wednesday, October 24, 2001, 7:30 = 9:30 PM WHERE ? Mercy College, Yorktown Campus 2651 Strang Blvd. (off Rte. 202, just east of Taconic Parkway) Do you know your legal rights and responsibilities both in and out of school What if a teen is ....caught with alcohol or drugs ....the victim of a threat ....in trouble through the Internet ....the victim of bullying ....or makes a threat What if alcohol or other drugs are served to teens in your home? JOIN US with your own questions for a lively discussion with a distinguished panel of experts: Judge David Klein: Westchester County Family Court Justice Judge Jeffrey Cohen: Yorktown Town Justice Salvatore A. Lagonia, Esq: Attorney at Law Officer Clarence Lander: Yorktown PD Youth Officer Ellen Morehouse: Executive Director, Student Assistance Services Sometimes what you don't know can hurt you! Pre-registration is urged (by October 19) as seating is limited.

2. Program Details For Teens, Crime, And The Community - Street Law, Inc. Teens, Crime, and the Community Street Law, Inc. 1600 K Street Washington,DC 20006-2902 Telephone Numbers and Contact Information http://www.unitedwaydenver.org/IRIS/qu0g7ziy.htm

Teens, Crime, and the Community - Street Law, Inc. 1600 K Street Washington, DC 20006-2902 Telephone Numbers and Contact Information Main Number Fax clearinghouse@streetlaw.org Email Operating Agency: Street Law, Inc. Agency Type: Non-Profit Person in charge: Erin Donovan Hull Program Director Hours of operation: M - F, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. (EST) Fees: None. Eligibility requirements: Youth. Intake Procedure: Call for more information. Area Served: Nationwide Medicaid Accepted Warm Welcome Program Medicare Accepted Family Violence Prevention Initiat. About the program: Education and action program created in 1985 to help teens understand how crime affects them their families, their friends, and the community. It couples interactive classroom methods that appeal to all learning styles with an opportunity for students to tackle, to actually reduce or eliminate, a specific crime problem in their schools or communities. Has been implemented across the country as an effective strategy to reduce crime, prevent delinquency, and involve young persons in community crime efforts.

3. CNN - Florida Straps Teens In Nation's Toughest Driving Law - July 1, 1996 Florida straps teens in nation's toughest driving law July 1, 1996 Web posted at 335 p.m. From Bureau Chief John Zarrella MIAMI, Florida (CNN) A toughon-teens driving law took effect Monday in Florida 15-year-olds can no longer drive http://www.cnn.com/US/9607/01/driving.law

Florida straps teens in nation's toughest driving law July 1, 1996 Web posted at: 3:35 p.m. EDT From Bureau Chief John Zarrella MIAMI, Florida (CNN) A tough-on-teens driving law took effect Monday in Florida: 15-year-olds can no longer drive after 7 p.m.; 16-year-olds are banned from driving after 11 p.m.; for 17-year-olds, it's 1 a.m. Exceptions will be made for teen-agers going to or from work or those accompanied by a driver at least 21 years old. The new law is the nation's most restrictive, and many of the state's would-be young motorists are unaware of the new rules. Before the law, Florida teens received unrestricted licenses once they turned 16. Nationwide studies have shown that teen-age driving accidents involving death or serious injury are most likely to occur during the overnight hours, Dade County police Lt. James DiBernardo told CNN. Such numbers drove the Florida legislature to take action. Thirteen percent of the state's drivers are between 15 and 24 years old, but they account for nearly 26 percent of all accidents. "I don't think we should give a child the keys to an instrument of death," says Deborah Ball a mother who lobbied for passage of the law after her 17-year-old son Wesley died last year on a rain-slick road in Chicago.

4. Teens And The Law Teens and the Law Discusses the relationship of teens and the law, including therole of school resource officers on campus and how the police can be of help. http://www.visualed.com/VEC/lcl_teensandthelaw.html

Teens and the Law Discusses the relationship of teens and the law, including the role of school resource officers on campus and how the police can be of help. Provides students with a broad understanding of laws, why they exist and how they are enforced, ways to interact with police, what to do and what not to do, and the role of juvenile courts and the justice system. 24 min. Order #Q341 Grades 9-12(S) 2000/TMW Media Board Price Each: $159 School/Library Price: Each $159 Series Order #S0002538

5. TCC -- Teens, Crime And The Community TCC is a joint program of the National Crime Prevention Council and Street law, Inc., with substantial funding from OJJDP, OJP, USDOJ. This Web site made possible by The Allstate Foundation. http://www.nationaltcc.org/

TCC For Teens TCC For Adults TCC is a joint program of the National Crime Prevention Council and Street Law, Inc.

6. Legal Information For Teens In Chicago Information for teens about the law, their rights and responsibilities, and legal careers. http://www.chicagoteenlaw.org/

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7. Teens Respond To New Driver License Law COLUMBUS teens respond to new driver license law Date Released 07/20/98 According to the new law, teens turning 16 this year can obtain their temporary packet now, fulfill their driver http://www.state.oh.us/odps/news/1998/98-054.html

Teens respond to new driver license law Date Released: 07/20/98 COLUMBUS, OHIO -(July 20, 1998) According to figures released by the Ohio Department of Public Safety today, teens are showing up in record numbers to obtain temporary driving packets to start the license process. According to the new law, teens turning 16 this year can obtain their temporary packet now, fulfill their driver education requirement of 16 hours classroom and 8 hours behind the wheel, take and pass their driving and maneuverability tests after they turn 16, and then obtain their driver license which permits them to drive by themselves. Teens turning 15 years 6 months can start the process by obtaining a temporary permit, valid for a minimum of six months, obtain the driver education requirement of 24 hours classroom and 8 hours behind-the-wheel, acquire fifty hours of driving experience certified by their parent, take and pass the driving and maneuverability tests after they turn 16, and then obtain their driver license which permits them to drive by themselves. The law also limits teen driving between the hours of 1 a.m. and 5 a.m. and requires safety belt use by the driver and all passengers.

8. COURTTV.COM OOPS! You've reached an old or invalid page on CourtTV.com. Please use the followingsitemap or the Search button to find the page you are looking for. http://www.courttv.com/teens/law/

OOPS! You've reached an old or invalid page on CourtTV.com. Please use the following sitemap or the "Search" button to find the page you are looking for. Home Top News Caught on the Web Legal Flashback ... The 13th Juror MAJOR TRIALS Ted Binion Robert Blake Barry Bonds Baseball Dispute Nathaniel Brazill ... Andrea Yates SPECIAL REPORTS Mark David Chapman Ms. Cleo/Psychic Hotline Death Penalty on Trial Ira Einhorn ... Year in Review: 2002 ON COURT TV On Air Home Saturday Night Solution Shows Body of Evidence Brooklyn North Catherine Crier Live COPS ... Your Turn Safety Challenge Safety Challenge: Traveling Safe Safety Challenge: Back to School Safety Challenge: The New Meaning of Safe Safety Challenge 2001 Original Movies The Interrogation of Michael Crowe Guilt by Association Documentaries Adults Only: The Secret History of the Other Hollywood The Atlanta Gold Club Attica Eric Bechler ... Martin Luther King Jr.

9. Make Becca Law Work For Teens Make Becca law work for teens. Friday, January 14, 2000 http://seattlep-i.nwsource.com/opinion/beccaed.shtml

Jump to Weather Traffic Webtowns Mariners ... Forums NEWS Local Neighborhoods Sports Nation/World ... Special Reports COMMENTARY Opinion Columnists Letters David Horsey ... Forums COFFEE BREAK Mike Mailway TV Listings SHOPPING Archives NWclassifieds Jobs Autos ... Online Shop P-I ANYWHERE E-mail Newsletters News Alerts PDA Cell Phones ... Desktop OUR AFFILIATES Make Becca Law work for teens Friday, January 14, 2000 SEATTLE POST-INTELLIGENCER EDITORIAL BOARD It seemed so simple, so right: Help parents regain control over their errant teens by allowing the state to lock up the youngsters, even though the only crime they had committed (running away from home) was really no crime at all. The law, passed by the Republican-controlled state Legislature, was the 1995 "Becca Bill." It was named for Rebecca Hedman, a 13-year-old Tacoma runaway who was murdered while on the streets of Spokane in 1993. The debate over the bill centered on a profound disagreement over why kids were runaways in the first place. Were they escaping a violent, abusive household? Or were they just troubled teens, mixed up with drugs and the wrong friends, escaping the care, concern and authority of their well-meaning parents? The second scenario was embraced for creation of the Becca Law.

10. Chickasaw Law Enforcement Explorer Post #43 Program for teens (14 21) interested in a law enforvement career. Provides qualification details, meeting schedule, and overview. http://www.angelfire.com/la3/cpdexplorers

Chickasaw Explorers Since the year 2000 the Chickasaw Police Department Explorer Post 43 has been a program for young men and women interested in learning about careers in law enforcement. Explorers learn about career opportunities and duties in a classroom enviroment and through actual hands-on field experiences. Meeting presentations include but are not limited to: training on police duties, self-defense, invetigations, and firearms. Members of the Explorer Post direct traffic at parades and other special events, assist on routine patrol, help with duties in the police department, assist in Court duties, and most importantly assist with community outreach efforts in the city. The Exploring program is a program of the Chickasaw Police Department, designed by the Boy Scouts of America for young men and women to discover what a career in law enforcement entails. Interested persons can join the Chickasaw Police Department Explorer post if you are between the ages of 14 and 21 and at least in high school or college with at least a 2.0 GPA ("C" Average) and have no pas t convictions of misdemeanors or felonies. Explorer meeting are held the second and fort Thurdsay of each month at the Chickasaw Housing Authority building located at 603 Dumont St. If you have any questions or comments regarding the Explorer Program, please feel free to email us at the link listed below.

11. Teens, Sex And The Law That doesn't make any difference your parents don't make the law. teens can't getaround the laws for smoking, drinking or driving because their parents say http://www.avert.org/teensex.htm

Home Search About Avert Donate here ... Links Frequently asked questions It seems to many teens that adults are always making a big deal about people having sex under the age of consent. Many young people think that if they feel ready to have sex and they use protection, it is nothing to do with anyone else. But every teen needs to know the laws and what they mean. So what does the age of consent mean? The age of consent is the age when the law says you can agree to have sex. Before you reach this age, you can't legally have sex with anyone, however old they are. The law says that to be able to have sex, both partners must be over the age of consent. But our parents say it's okay. . . That doesn't make any difference - your parents don't make the law. Teens can't get around the laws for smoking, drinking or driving because their parents say so, and it's the same with this. The age of consent laws always apply, whether you're in love, or you've been together for ages, or you've had sex before. But it's no-one else's business. Why do we have these laws? Although many young people are mature enough to know how to deal with it if someone tries to get them to have sex, some teens are not grown up enough to know what to do. Age of consent laws are there to stop young people from being exploited by adults.

12. Unbuckled Teens Stopped Starting Jan. 1 Updated November 9, 1999, 540 p.m. Will Michigans toughon-teens stance backfire? By Harriet Ryan law three years ago say serious time is necessary to punish serious crime and point out that the tougher statutes allow the state to keep teens http://www.eagletribune.com/news/stories/19991221/NH_003.htm

Tuesday, December 21, 1999 Unbuckled teens stopped starting Jan. 1 By John Basilesco Eagle-Tribune Writer DERRY The new year will usher in a stricter seat-belt law aimed at getting more teen-agers to buckle up statewide. The new law that takes effect Jan. 1 lets police stop a car with unbuckled teen-agers inside and hand the driver a $25 ticket. A second offense will cost drivers $50. Under the present law, teens are supposed to wear their seat belts, but police can't even pull over a car full of unbuckled teens unless the driver breaks another traffic law first. ''It didn't make sense to have a law requiring teen-agers to wear seat belts without being able to enforce it,'' Derry police Sgt. Paul Lussier said. ''I wanted to fix that.'' Sgt. Lussier's role in helping get the new law passed is one of the reasons he has been honored with a special award from Community Alliance for Teen Safety, the grass-roots group formed in 1996 to stop a string of fatal car crashes involving area teen-agers. Sgt. Lussier, one of the first members of the teen safety group, is the first recipient of the Harry Richardson Memorial Award.

13. Legal Information For Teens In Chicago: Legal Careers law School and the Bar Exam To get into law school, you must take the national lawSchool Admission Test (LSAT), usually the summer before your final year in http://www.chicagoteenlaw.org/Legal_Careers.htm

Being a Lawyer W The choice is up to you. What It Takes Lawyers come from all sorts of backgrounds, races and experiences. Despite the differences, there is one training program that all lawyers complete. They have graduated from high school, college and law school. In addition, before you can work as a lawyer, you generally have to pass the state bar exam, a national legal ethics exam and receive a license to practice law. This pamphlet provides guidance on how to become a lawyer. You should also ask for more information from your guidance counselor and the admissions office at any college or university you want to attend. One important thing to remember is that if you are convicted of a crime, you will have to disclose that fact on your law school and bar applications. Many people convicted of crimes have gone on to become lawyers. Still, a criminal record will complicate the process and probably make it more difficult to get the job you want. The bottom line? Get good grades and finish school. Do that, and you could become a terrific lawyer! High School The first step to becoming a lawyer is completing high school. In high school, take advantage of classes and activities that help you develop writing and public speaking skills. Lawyers must be able to tell a story clearly and in a way that convinces the audience that the lawyer is correct. Take a speech class or participate in drama or debate; write short stories, news articles and essays; be a leader in student government and activities. You also need excellent reading comprehension and analytical skills, so English, math and science are also important. If you want to get into your first choice of college and law school, the most important thing is to maintain your good grades and graduate.

14. Act-React® - To Reduce Conflict And Violence And Help Youth Grow Toward Being R Questions challenge teens/preteens to think and reason and become responsible, law abiding citizens. http://cyberroad.com/act-react/

Mission: To reduce conflict and violence and help youth grow toward being responsible law-abiding citizens Vision: Train and empower youth to resolve youth problems Method: Challenge youth to think and reason about consequences and discover values for themselves One program with a version for grade school youth, another for high school age youth and a supplementary program for churches The purpose of the Act-React program is to challenge youth to think, reason and grow toward being responsible, law-abiding citizens. ADHERE TO THE ACT-REACT GUIDELINES WHEN FACILITATING A SERIES OF DISCUSSIONS, AND YOUTH CAN DISCOVER POSITIVE VALUES FOR THEMSELVES. FREE RESOURCE BOOK ON THE NET Reduce Conflict and Violence with Act-React (PDF Format) By G. H. Weedman and Herbert Miller, PhD. To help cover cost, please mail a check to: G. H Weedman 607 Tumbleweed Court Kokomo, IN 46901 Acrobat Reader is required to open PDF Files. Download Acrobat Reader free from Adobe. Meet The Staff Email Act-React Questions can be an effective program to address extreme incidents of school violence like those which have occurred at Columbine High School in Littleton, Colorado and schools in Pearl, Mississippi...Jonesboro, Arkansas... Paducah,Kentucky.... Conyers, Georgia and shootings at other schools in the United States. TO BE AVAILABLE SOON: The reactions of four people of different ages to various situations is the basis for a competitive board game.

15. Speed Entices Teens: 2/23/99 Speed entices teens New law hasn't slowed drivers By John Doherty, StandardTimes staff writer http://www.s-t.com/daily/02-99/02-23-99/a01lo006.htm

Speed entices teens New law hasn't slowed drivers By John Doherty, Standard-Times staff writer NEW BEDFORD It is too soon to tell whether the law passed last year restricting young drivers' privileges will reduce the number of deaths on Massachusetts highways. But as evidenced recently on Route 18, old attitudes among the young persist, area police say. "It's been said over and over, but teens get their licenses and they have little experience and a feeling of invincibility," said Sgt. Tim White of the state police. "It's a big problem." The Registry of Motor Vehicles reports that 47 percent of all 16-year-old drivers were involved in some kind of motor vehicle accident in 1997, the last year for which statistics are available. Twenty-four percent of 17-year-old drivers were involved in accidents, as were 17 percent of 18-year-olds. The roughly 25,000 teen-age drivers in Massachusetts made up less than 3 percent of the licensed operators in 1997, but they accounted for nearly 14 percent of drivers involved in accidents. Massachusetts drivers as a whole have a poor rating for safety belt use only 51 percent of drivers use them, according to the Governor's Office on Highway Safety. Only 35 percent of teen-agers buckle up, said Maria Farrah of the highway safety office.

16. Driver Training: Parents & Teens Driver Training Parents teens. The Ohio Graduated Driver Licensing law (GDL) mandatesthat a young driver receive a minimum of 24 clock hours of classroom http://www.state.oh.us/odps/campaigns/parents_teens.htm

Over the past 50 years we have witnessed major progress in highway safety as evidenced by a substantial reduction on the number of traffic crash fatalities. In spite of this improvement, driving a motor vehicle remains among the most hazardous tasks most people will ever perform. Motor vehicle crashes are the leading cause of death for 15 to 20 year olds in the United States. In 1998, 14 percent (7,975) of all the drivers involved in fatal crashes (56,543) were young drivers 15 to 20 years old, and 16 percent (1,801,000) of all the drivers involved in police reported crashes (11,368,000) were young drivers. In Ohio in 1998, there were a total of 214 persons killed ages 16 to 20, and a total of 38,993 injured ages 16 to 20 in motor vehicle crashes. For drivers in error in 1998, the leading causes were excessive speed, failure to control, failure to yield, left of center and drove off the road. Drivers in error totaled 325,404, and drivers in error ages 16-20 totaled 69,424, which was 21 percent of the total. The Ohio Graduated Driver Licensing Law (GDL) mandates that a young driver receive a minimum of 24 clock hours of classroom instruction and eight hours of behind-the-wheel instruction in driver training. In addition to this requirement, they must receive at least 50 hours of in-car practice (10 of these at night) with a parent or legal guardian.

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18. WebGuest - Open Directory : Kids And Teens : School Time : Social Studies : Law Window on the law teens/Mature teens - Provides an overview of the Australianlegal system and includes a searchable database of the nation's laws. http://directory.webguest.com/index.cgi/Kids_and_Teens/School_Time/Social_Studie

Find the perfect book for kids or teens - indexed by age and category: About Us Privacy Statement Acceptable Use Policy Legal Notices ... Contact Us the entire directory only in Social_Studies/Law Top Kids and Teens School Time Social Studies : Law Sites: Don't waste another minute on a lousy site! Turbo-boost your browser: download the Alexa Toolbar for FREE! Capital Punishment: Life or Death? - [ Teens/Mature Teens ] - Students present a series of arguments for and against the death penalty. Chicago Teen Law - [ Teens/Mature Teens ] - Information for teens about the law, their rights and responsibilities, and legal careers. DOJ USA For Kids - [ Kids/Teens ] - An overview of the role of an Assistant United States Attorney in the criminal justice system and the stages of a criminal prosecution. The Federal Judiciary - [ Teens/Mature Teens ] - Explains how the U.S. court system functions. Includes answers to frequently asked questions. Law for Kids - [ Teens/Mature Teens ] - An educational resource explaining Arizona laws affecting kids in understandable terms. Massachusetts: The Ladybug Story - [ Kids ] - How a second grade class made a new law. Story in writing and animation.

19. Law Enforcement Working To Educate Teens, Parents About Go-peds law enforcement working to educate teens, parents about gopeds. Statelaw says go-ped drivers must have a license and a tag, authorities http://www.naplesnews.com/03/02/naples/d870909a.htm

Site sections... naplesnews.com bonitanews.com marconews.com Front Page Bonita Business Classified Community Conflict with Iraq Editorial Entertainment Florida Happenings At Home Local Marco Neapolitan Perspective Real Estate Search Shop Showcase Sports Travel Varsity Weather Special Reports Also inside... Archives AP Wire AP search Audio headlines Bonita Banner Crossword Comics Death notices Digital Digest FAQ Feedback Free e-mail Job listings Horoscopes Letters Lottery results Marco Eagle Movie listings Obituaries Police Beat Police scanner Postcards Staff directory Stock quotes Story search Soaps Subscriptions Tides TV listings Word Search Webcams Front page Classified GoShopNaples Naples front ... help Law enforcement working to educate teens, parents about go-peds State law says go-ped drivers must have a license and a tag, authorities say; warning issued to some riders Monday, February 10, 2003 By BRIGID O'MALLEY, bmomalley@naplesnews.com C.J. Dutton says he's zipped up to the movies on his go-ped, spun around the blocks in his North Naples neighborhood to hang out with his buddies and even motored over to the store for his grandmother. Police say he's broken the law each time he's stepped on his go-ped and rode away and onto public streets.

20. SEX,ETC. Law And Order How It Affects Teens Click here to get back. law and Order How It Affects teens. Abortionis legal in all fifty states. In 41 states, girls under 18 http://www.sxetc.org/library/genLibArticle.asp?CategoryID=1289&ArticleID=art_100

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