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Protecting Children In The Frontier Of Surveillance Capitalism, Cole F. Watson

Student Scholarship

This article examines the ongoing technological revolution and its impact on today’s consumers. In particular, this article addresses the promulgation of the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA) in the context of “surveillance capitalism”2 and analyzes the harms associated with social media and data collection. Finally, this paper will argue that COPPA should be revamped to better regulate the Internet of 2020. A just society ought to protect children from the lurking perils of social media.

The Guiding Hand Of Counsel, For A Price: Juvenile Public Defender Fees And Their Effects, Hannah R. Gourdie

William & Mary Law Review

When he was thirteen, Jonathan, a teenager from New Hampshire, was charged with simple assault after a fight with his father. During his hearing in juvenile court, his father refused to pay the $275 New Hampshire public defender fee, and Jonathan—unable to afford the price of counsel—waived his right to an attorney. He was placed on probation and struggled to meet his probation requirements, resulting in his arrest for probation violations. Because the court was deciding whether to detain Jonathan, Jonathan was appointed a juvenile defender. The attorney brought Jonathan’s unstable home life to the judge’s attention, and the judge …

Maturity As A Condition Of Criminal Liability In Islamic Jurisprudence Under The Libyan And The Emirati Legislations

UAEU Law Journal

Maturity is considered as one of the essential conditions for criminal liability; whether the crimes involve Taazer or Hudood or Quesas Crimes.

This study deals with the issue of how Libyan and the UAE Legislation treat with adulthood as a condition of criminal liability.

The research aims to achieve some of the most important goals:

To highlight the methodology of Islamic law to address the issue of maturity as a condition of criminal liability. In addition, this study attempted to assess the methodology of Libyan and Emirati legislators in determining their age of puberty and the extent of their compliance …

Table Of Contents, Children's Legal Rights Journal

Children's Legal Rights Journal

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The Strengthening Protections For Social Security Beneficiaries Act Fails To Improve Foster Youth's Awareness Of Their Federal Benefits, Abigail Mitchell

Children's Legal Rights Journal

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Children's Justice: How To Improve Legal Representation Of Children In The Child Welfare System, Don Duquette, Britany Orlebeke, Andrew Zinn, Robbin Pott, Ada Skyles, Xiaomeng Zhou

Books

From 2009 to 2016 the University of Michigan Law School served as the National Quality Improvement Center on the Representation of Children in the Child Welfare System (QIC-ChildRep). This seven-year, multimillion dollar project, directed by Clinical Professor Don Duquette, conducted a national needs assessment that identified a substantial consensus on the role and duties of the child’s lawyer. The needs assessment led to the QIC-ChildRep Best Practice Model, an update and expansion of the 1996 ABA Standards for Lawyers Representing Children in Child Abuse and Neglect Cases.

Released in 2016 as a300-page softcover book, CHILDREN'S JUSTICE is the final report …

Pediatric Off-Label Use Of Covid-19 Vaccines: Ethical And Legal Considerations, Elizabeth Lanphier, Shannon Fyfe

Scholarly Articles

After briefly contextualizing ethical and legal precedents regarding off-label use, we offer an analysis of the ethical permissibility of and considerations for pediatric off-label Covid-19 vaccination based on individual benefits, risks, and available alternatives. Our analysis challenges the ethics of the blanket prohibition against off-label pediatric Covid-19 vaccination in the VPA, as it blocks clinicians from providing the care they may determine to be clinically and ethically appropriate for their patient. At the same time, our analysis acknowledges that Covid-19 creates population-level ethical considerations that are at times in tension with individual health interests.

Marking Juveniles As Unfit To Parent: Terminating The Rights Of Parents Registered As Predatory Offenders In Minnesota, Kiley Eichelberger

Mitchell Hamline Law Journal of Public Policy and Practice

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Does Teaching Yoga To Children In Public Schools Violate The Establishment Clause Of The First Amendment?, Sejal Singh

Children's Legal Rights Journal

No abstract provided.

Protecting Our Youth: Compiling And Sharing Model Children's Laws Will Impact Thousands Of Lives, Brenda "B." Alvarez

Children's Legal Rights Journal

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Youth In Foster Care Articulate What They Need From Legal Counsel; Will Attorneys Respond?, Kerease Epps, Allison Green

Children's Legal Rights Journal

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Jamaica Joins The Hague Child Abduction Treaty, Morgan Handwerker

Children's Legal Rights Journal

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The Long-Term Effects Of Domestic Violence On Children, Olivia Harrison

Children's Legal Rights Journal

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Netflix's The Trials Of Gabriel Fernandez, Charlotte Hinkamp

Children's Legal Rights Journal

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The Congressional Coalition On Adoption Institute, Alexandra Kuenzli

Children's Legal Rights Journal

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Recent Changes To Indigenous Child Welfare In Canada, Carly Minsky

Children's Legal Rights Journal

No abstract provided.

The Trump Administration's War On The Flores Settlement Agreement Renewed Amid Covid-19 Pandemic, Richard Vadasy

Children's Legal Rights Journal

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Table Of Contents, Children's Legal Rights Journal

Children's Legal Rights Journal

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Die Ähnlichkeiten: Learning From Similarities And Key Differences Between U.S. And German Education Policy In The Time Of Covid-19, Hannah Cholewinski

Children's Legal Rights Journal

No abstract provided.

Youth In Adult Court: Rethinking Illinois' Use Of Discretionary Transfer, Nicole Pijon

Children's Legal Rights Journal

No abstract provided.