A federal appeals court has recently upheld a student’s suspension for internet bullying. The 4th Circuit’s cyberbullying case, concerning a West Virginia student, ruled that the student’s First Amendment rights were not violated when school officials punished her for creating… Continue reading this article, and get more legal news and information, at FindLaw.com

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HS Suspension for Online Bullying Upheld by 4th Cir.

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In a complete turnaround, the Supreme Court, which as recently as last year was chipping away at Miranda protections, ruled on Thursday in favor of a more expansive approach to juvenile Miranda rights. Citing common sense and the unique vulnerability… Continue reading this article, and get more legal news and information, at FindLaw.com

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Juvenile Miranda Rights: Police Must Consider Age

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As discussed in a previous post, the state of California squeezed in a late

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These days you may get more than an espresso shot when ordering at a

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In what has become a several hundred thousand dollar

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Hmm, with California’s huge budget problem, why hasn’t the state of California thought of declaring bankruptcy? Well, that’s because

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The Army discharges Spc. Alexis Hutchinson and the military mom gets to be with her son. So what’s the catch?

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Army Discharges Military Mom for Refusing to Deploy

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Did walking away from your CitiMortgage just get easier? CitiMortgage, a CitiGroup mortgage provider, announced the launch of a pilot project this week.

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