81. Alberta Teens Face Smoking Fines, Price Of Cartons Tops $70 Before the Alberta legislation was introduced, Carr visited Woodridge, Illinois,a Chicago suburb of 30 000 with a 14year-old law that allows teens to be http://www.cma.ca/cmaj/cmaj_today/2003/02_14.htm

Canadian Medical Association Journal eCMAJ HOME Alberta teens face smoking fines, price of cartons tops $70 Date: February 14, 2003 Time: 11:00 am Alberta teens face smoking fines, price of cartons tops $70 Under the toughest law of its kind in Canada, Albertans aged 17 and under will soon face a $100 fine if caught smoking in public. The law, which allows police to confiscate tobacco products from teenagers and issue a $100 ticket, takes effect Apr. 1. Bill 208, the Prevention of Youth Tobacco Use Act, is part of an $11.7-million strategy to reduce teen smoking that includes school education packages, conferences, seminars and Web sites. "You can't just find a magic bullet that works," said Howard May, spokesperson for Alberta Health and Wellness. "The only thing that works is if you do everything." And "everything" includes price hikes. It is now common for single packs of 25 cigarettes to sell for $10 or more, and cartons have topped $70. Edmonton police say cigarette theft has become a regular feature of convenience and grocery store hold-ups, but RCMP in Alberta report no increase in tobacco smuggling.

82. CBS News | Pentagon Zeroes In On Teens | December 4, 2002 03:09:05 This Story Printable VersionPrintable Version Pentagon Zeroes In On teens BOSTON,Dec AP) A littlenoticed provision in a new federal education law is requiring http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2002/12/03/national/main531532.shtml

Home America At War U.S. World ... CBS News i-Video December 4, 2002 03:09:05 The Early Show CBS Evening News 48 Hours 60 Minutes ... Section Front E-mail This Story Printable Version Pentagon Zeroes In On Teens BOSTON, Dec. 3, 2002 Sgt. Gene Bryant, a recruiter for the U.S. Marines, gives orders to members of the Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps during an individual drill regulation at Hyde Park High School in Boston. (AP) "Parents are in the dark. It freaked me out. I didn't sign up to support the military effort." Daniel Alterman, whose 15-year-old son, a junior at Stuyvesant High in Boston, received a recruitment letter. (AP) A little-noticed provision in a new federal education law is requiring high schools to hand over to military recruiters some key information about its juniors and seniors: name, address and phone number. The Pentagon says the information will help it recruit young people to defend their country. But the new law disturbs parents and administrators in some liberal communities that aren't exactly gung-ho about the armed forces. Some say the law violates students' privacy and creates a moral dilemma over the military's "don't ask, don't tell" policy on gays.

83. Extra-Extra - New Law To Target Teens New teen driving bill (Con) New law to target teens. Crime Facts.In 1996, for every 100,000 people in Riverside County, there were http://www.infinex.com/~buddha/northstar/articles/1997/october/extra/crime.htm

Issue: October 1997 By Mohan Ganeshalingam, The North Star Extra-Extra Articles for October Braking teen drivers New teen driving bill (Pro) New teen driving bill (Con) New law to target teens Crime Facts In 1996, for every 100,000 people in Riverside County, there were... 39,846 total reported crimes 111 reported acts of willful homicide 453 reported acts of rape 2,759 reported robberies 8,028 reported acts of aggravated assault 19,180 reported burglaries 9,315 reported motor vehicle thefts Source: The Criminal Justice Statistics Center Encounters with Crime Walking down the candy isle of "AM/PM," you quietly turn over the choices of candy you plan to buy. Over your shoulder you notice a suspicious looking character walking up to the cashier. Out of no where, he takes out a gun and points it straight at the cashier. Confused, bewildered, and frightened you duck down and hope for your life that he hasn't seen you. "Give me all the money!" he screams to the cashier. After all the money has been thrown into a white plastic bag, he runs out of the store into his awaiting car and drives away leaving an empty cash register and a frightened teenager on the floor of a convenience store. As twisted as this story might sound, it's not an unusual one. Students are often the witnesses to crime. Many students at North have been such witnesses. Take the story of junior Kim Tran. Spending a peaceful Saturday afternoon alone at home watching TV, Kim would have never expected that she would be the victim of burglary. "I was just watching TV, when someone started knocking on the door. I went to go see who it was, but I didn't know the person. Following the advice that my parents had given me, I didn't open the door.

84. Pharmaceutical Law Industry Report - Data Shows American Teens 50. ISSN 15429555. Federal News. Drug Safety Data Shows AmericanTeens Increasing Abuse of Prescription Drug Medications. Americans http://subscript.bna.com/SAMPLES/plp.nsf/c65ed46694edd0cd85256b57005cc697/a46e26

85. Is This Justice?: The 'adult Time' Law For Juveniles Hasn't Fulfilled Its Backer Five years ago today, violent teens in Pennsylvania began serving adult time foradult crime. Under the law, youths 15 and older charged with certain serious http://www.post-gazette.com/regionstate/20010318jintro0318areg2.asp

Is this justice?: The 'adult time' law for juveniles hasn't fulfilled its backers' promises First of a four part series Sunday, March 18, 2001 By Barbara White Stack, Post-Gazette Staff Writer It would be a tough new era of cracking down on violent juvenile criminals, the politicians promised. No more would brutal teen-agers be coddled by juvenile courts. First of four parts Racial, institutional bias compound the damage inflicted by a flawed law Law didn't lower juvenile crime rate, expert says About the team Day Two A reform movement crumbles Day Three Punishment backfires under 'adult time' Day Four The 'adult-time' law burdens children already handicapped by poor parenting Five years ago today, violent teens in Pennsylvania began serving "adult time for adult crime." Under the law, youths 15 and older charged with certain serious crimes go to trial in adult criminal court, unless a judge transfers the case to juvenile court. The law is Pennsylvania's rivulet in a national torrent of such legislation. The "get tough" laws were prompted largely by a rapid increase in violent felonies by juveniles, particularly gun crimes, in the late 1980s and early 1990s. Because the Pennsylvania statute stipulated that the teens either had to be repeat offenders or be charged with using a deadly weapon during the crime, the politicians said they'd be sentenced to at least five years in prison if found guilty a year more than the maximum possible juvenile sentence to a reform school.

86. California New Law Restricts Teen Drivers of crashes involving speeding and the highest percentage of crashes due to drivererror, California has a new law that will restict teens' driving rights http://www.inscomp.net/teens.html

Click Here For Dental Insurance In 1996, 5,805 teenagers died in the United States from motor vehicle crash injuries. An astounding 34 percent of all deaths of 16-19 year olds from all causes are related to motor vehicles. Due to the statistics which show 16 year olds have the highest percentage of crashes involving speeding and the highest percentage of crashes due to driver error, California has a new law that will restict teens' driving rights, allowing them more practice time before driving alone Today, 15 1/2 year olds can get a learner's permit, and after 30 days and 30 hours of supervised driving, they can apply for a provisional driver's license. When the teen turns 18, it automatically becomes a regular license. Unfortunately, for your kids, the new California law will change all of that. If your teens were born after January 1st, 1983, they must adhere to the following provisions: Teen drivers with learner's permits must wait six months before receiving their license, and parent will have to certify that the teen spent 50 hours of supervised driving, 10 of those at night. For the first year, the new driver may not drive between midnight and 5 a.m., unless accompanied by a parent or a certified driving instructor who is at least 25.

87. Nova Scotia Law Allows Police To Take Teens' Tobacco Nova Scotia law allows police to take teens' tobacco. Source Buffalo(NY) News, 200212-29 Author BARRY BROWN / News Toronto Bureau http://www.tobacco.org/news/112638.html

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88. Mercury News | 01/02/2003 | S.J. Teens Get Head Start On Law Enforcement Careers SJ teens get head start on law enforcement careers POPULAR HIGH SCHOOL PROGRAM PROVIDESTRAINING IN POLICE WORK, RELATED FIELDS By Roxanne Stites Mercury News http://www.bayarea.com/mld/mercurynews/2003/01/02/news/local/4857895.htm

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89. Alexander Campbell King Law Library by Faith Alone Religion, law, and Adolescence by Roger JR Levesque . New York New York University Press, c2002 KF4783 .L476 2002 Balcony teens are often http://www.law.uga.edu/library/

Quicklinks: Home Prospective Students News Law Library Career Services Visiting Our Campus Search Site Index HOME > Alexander Campbell King Law Library Library Information Mission Statement Hours of Operation Collection Description Library Staff ... Positions Available Library Services Circulation/Interlibrary Loan Request a Photocopy Request Search for Missing Book Reference ... Computing Services Publications Law Library Guide Research Pathfinders Law School Computing Staffing Survey What's New Law Library Holiday Party 2002 Amicus Briefs- Newsletter Featured Acquisitions Featured Acquisitions - April 2003 Plagues and Politics: Infectious Disease and International Policy edited by Andrew T. Price-Smith. Houndmills, Basinstoke, Hampshire ; New York : Palgrave, 2001 RA643 .P675 2001 Sohn Library The return of infectious disease is one of the most pernicious collective action problems that policymakers face in the post-Cold War era. Given the rapid and continuing spread of diseases once thought to be controlled (such as malaria and tuberculosis) and the emergence of legal new disease agents (HIV/AIDS, ebola), policy-makers must consider the implications for economic prosperity, general well-being, and national security in affected societies. Despite significant variance in the power of states across the international spectrum, all will remain vulnerable to the consequences of resurgent and emerging pathogens. This work represents a collection of articles from the premier authors in the field on the ramifications of disease for international development, international law and national security. Disease emergence is placed within the context of accelerating global environmental change which can only exacerbate the problem. This book is a primer for understanding the relationship between global change, human ecology and socio-political outcomes, all viewed through the lens of public health.

90. [LPNM Forum] New Campaign Law Violates Teens' Rights LPNM Forum New campaign law violates teens' rights. The teens have joined a coalitionof opponents in challenging the constitutionality of the campaign law. http://mailman.network-lynx.net/pipermail/forum/2002-May/000927.html

[LPNM Forum] New campaign law violates teens' rights Joseph Knight forum@lpnm.org Mon, 6 May 2002 09:42:15 -0700 (PDT) Previous message: Next message: [LPNM Forum] Delegates to national convention Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] ... http://www.gopbi.com/partners/pbpost/epaper/editions/today/news_c34d4b4496ef71d50079.html ********************************* Another part of the law is less ambiguous, however. It forbids minors from donating to federal campaigns and parties. The provision was aimed at past evasion of federal limits in which donors gave campaigns money on behalf of their young children. But two teenagers are charging that the restriction strips them of their constitutional rights. Trevor Southerland, a 16-year-old from Rossville, Ga., said he would be forbidden to pay dues to the national Libertarian Party. And Barret O'Brock, 14, of Shreveport, La., would not be able to give $20 to the congressional campaign of his former Sunday school teacher. The teens have joined a coalition of opponents in challenging the constitutionality of the campaign law. The lawsuit is scheduled to be heard in December before a special three-judge panel, with a final review expected in the Supreme Court shortly afterward. Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Health - your guide to health and wellness http://health.yahoo.com

91. KTVU.com - News - France May Curb Smoking By Young Teens France May Curb Smoking By Young teens. Vendors Could Face $4,000 Fines. POSTED416 pm EST February 11, 2003 PARIS France is considering a law that might http://www.ktvu.com/sh/news/stories/nat-news-197109520030211-150228.html

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92. Teenworker - Teens & Parents The new law requires that these teens receive a break between theirthird and fifth hours of work. The new law exempts farm laborers http://www.in.gov/labor/childlabor/teens.html

var dir = location.href.substring(0,location.href.lastIndexOf('www.in.gov/')); var url = location.href.substring(dir.length,location.href.length+1); document.write("") If you want a job, you need a work permit. All teens 14, 15, 16 and 17 years of age must have a work permit before they can begin work. This applies to all teens, including those who are: Enrolled in a public or private school A home-school student Out-of-state resident seeking a job in Indiana No longer enrolled in school Married However, a work permit is not required if the teen has graduated from high school or has received a General Educational Development (GED) diploma. Teens can get a work permit from the issuing officer at the school they attend. To get a work permit, the teen must first get an Intention to Employ/A-1 Form from the issuing officer or their employer. This form must be signed by their employer and parent/guardian. The signed form, along with proof of age, is then returned to the issuing officer. Upon receipt of proof of age and the Intention to Employ/A-1 form, the issuing officer will issue the work permit.

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95. For Teens Information Alert for teens, in English and Spanish. If you get hurt on the job,your employer is required by law to provide workers' compensation benefits. http://ist-socrates.berkeley.edu/~safejobs/teens/

Document Downloads About Us Contact Us If you work in agriculture, different laws apply. Click Here Why do workplace injuries occur? Teens are often injured on the job due to unsafe equipment or stressful conditions. Many teens do not receive adequate safety training and supervision. It is important to find out about hazards your job might have, your rights on the job, and how you can protect yourself. 18-year-old Sylvia caught her hand in an electric cabbage shredder at a fast food restaurant. Her hand is permanently disfigured and she'll never have full use of it again. How could this have been prevented? Click Here This information can also be downloaded in a 4 page factsheet: Are You a Working Teen? , in English or Spanish. If you work in agriculture, different laws apply. Click Here. Click on any question below to get the answer. What hazards should I watch out for? What are some of my rights on the job? Is it okay to do any kind of work? Do I need a work permit? ... What if I get hurt on the job? What hazards should I watch out for? The hazards you face will depend on what kind of work you do. Here are some examples of hazards you may encounter. There are many more.

96. Boston Globe / Spotlight / Abuse In The Catholic Church / Cardinal Law And The L More search options. Easyprint version, Following prayer, law, teenstravel to conference. By Jack Healy, Globe Correspondent, 7/24/2002. http://www.boston.com/globe/spotlight/abuse/stories2/072402_law.htm

Cardinal Law and the laity Latest coverage April 2 Charities weighs accepting gift April 1 Church refuses group's money March 14 New Law testimony released March 12 Bishop won't lift ban on group March 10 Cathedral hosts rite for 600 March 8 Priests against Law attacked March 6 Bishop calls Lent 'healing' time February 26 Law testifies before grand jury February 20 Law on private retreat in Pa. February 12 Pickets assail counselor note February 3 Man is arrested outside church January 27, 2003 Protesters target N.H. bishop January 18, 2003 Lay panel plans church review January 10, 2003 Law met with accused priests Group presses to meet Lennon December 25 Vietnamese praise Law December 23 Law protesters eye N.H. Earlier stories Contact Spotlight If you have information on child abuse by priests, call Or leave a confidential message at this number The Spotlight e-mail address is spotlight@globe.com Globe archives Find past articles on: Joseph Birmingham John Geoghan Ronald Paquin Paul Shanley ... Boston Archdiocese Or run a custom search: Search for: Time period: Today (free) Yesterday (free) Past 30 days Past 12 months Since 1979 More search options Easy-print version Following prayer, Law, teens travel to conference

97. Opinion@ugusta: Restrict Disfigurement 12/8/96 Discussess teens and the need for laws requiring parental consent before minors are tattooed. Augusta Chronicle http://augustachronicle.com/stories/120996/tattoo.html

The Chronicle welcomes you online! Please feel free to respond to these editorials or letters to the editor by sending your letters to the editor Restrict disfigurement Web posted December 9, 1996 Augusta Chronicle Editorial Staff In the cover story of our teen section the other day, a local young man regaled readers with stories about the deep meaning of his tattoos as he received his 17th such piece of ``body art'' and displayed his pierced tongue for a reporter. No longer the province of sailors, bikers and convicts, tattoos are one of those fads with great attraction to teens, who by nature are drawn to skate close to the edge of propriety while approaching the limits of adulthood. Fortunately, there are limits. Tattoo parlors are outlawed in South Carolina altogether; and teens in Georgia must wait until age 18 to have their skins injected with ink. For something that literally lasts a lifetime, it's not too much to ask for such a decision to be postponed until legal (if not actual) adulthood. But tattoos aren't the limit to bodily disfigurement: body piercing is a fashion rage, with branding and ``ritual scarring'' on the rise. These procedures are largely unregulated - with no sanitary safeguards or minimum-age rules.

98. A To Z Home's Cool (Homeschool) - Homeschooling Web Site A complete homeschooling community and portal site chat, boards, events, articles, kids' sites, links to learning materials, support groups, ideas for educating teens, and laws worldwide. Also includes sample forms and transcripts. http://www.gomilpitas.com/homeschooling

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99. Arch Pediatr Adolesc Med -- Page Not Found Article in medical journal examines why cigarettes are so available to teens, and finds that tobacco companies undermine laws to prevent it. http://archpedi.ama-assn.org/issues/v155n5/ffull/ped10000.html

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