81. Ky. Law Allows Anyone To Bail Out Teens Wednesday, November 10, 2004. Ky. law allows anyone to bail out teens Teen crash fatality drunk Bus budget has $1 base fare Ky. law allows anyone to http://www.enquirer.com/editions/2004/11/10/loc_kyrelease10.html

ENQUIRER POST WCPO CIN WEEKLY ... Customer Service Currently: Mostly Cloudy Weather Traffic HOME NEWS ... Newsroom Directory Wednesday, November 10, 2004 Ky. law allows anyone to bail out teens Ohio, Indiana require parents to prove identity By Jim Hannah Enquirer staff writer Petra Viveros thought her 17-year-old daughter was tucked safely away for the weekend at Northern Kentucky's juvenile detention center after being caught taking the family car. She was wrong. Detention center employees released the girl to a 31-year-old female acquaintance without telling the family. Viveros was outraged, but there was no mistake, and nothing illegal occurred. The case highlights a "gaping hole" in Kentucky's laws governing juveniles, says Pete Roush, the chief juvenile prosecutor for the Kenton County Attorney's Office. The law allows a juvenile arrested for a minor traffic violation to be bailed out - usually for just $35 - by anyone 18 or older. "It is poor legislation at its best," Roush said. "Everyone in this case seemed to have followed the law, but the law is wrong. The law isn't protecting the juveniles anymore." David Richart, who has helped revise Kentucky's juvenile code several times since 1978, said the law should be changed.

82. Change In Minor Consent Law Bad For Teens A proposed change in Minnesota s Minor Consent law will leave only those Younger teens will be less likely to seek medical treatment at the risk of http://www.biomed.lib.umn.edu/hmed/1998/03/19980319_mcl.html

HMED Home About HMED Meeting Abstracts Comments Form ... Technical Notes View abstracts from: Search all years Health and Medicine in the News Headline: A change that would endanger our teens Newspaper Article Synopsis: A proposed change in Minnesota's Minor Consent Law will leave only those individuals 18 and over with the right to a private medical record. Younger teens will be less likely to seek medical treatment at the risk of having private medical information perhaps concerning depression or pregnancy exposed. Newspaper Article Source: Shragg M. A change that would endanger our teens. Star Tribune, 1998 March 19: A23(col.1) Journal Article Citation: Cheng TL., et al. Confidentiality in health care. A survey of knowledge perceptions and attitudes among high school students.. JAMA 1993 Mar; 269(11): 1420-4. cas /03/23/1998 MNCAT BioMedSearch MEDLINE Library Instruction ... BIS Bio-Medical Library Diehl Hall University of Minnesota Minneapolis, MN 55455-0334 Twin Cities Telephone:(612)626-5653 FAX: (612)626-2454 Email: medref@umn.edu

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85. For Teens There are child labor laws that protect teens from doing dangerous work. California s child labor laws protect teens from working too long, too late, 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.

86. Teens Working In Agriculture In general, the laws provide you less protection than teens who work in other California s child labor laws protect teens under the age of 18 from http://ist-socrates.berkeley.edu/~safejobs/teens/agriculture.html

Document Downloads About Us Contact Us Download Factsheet This information can also be downloaded in a 4-page factsheet: Are You a Teen Working in Agriculture? , in English and Spanish. 17-year-old Gloria was picking apples when she began to complain of nausea, dizziness, blurred vision and stomach cramps. The orchard had been sprayed with pesticides the day before. No warning signs had been posted. How could this have been prevented? Click Here If you work in agriculture, there are different laws about the types of work teens can do at different ages. In general, the laws provide you less protection than teens who work in other industries. 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? How old do I have to be to work? Is it okay to do any kind of work? ... 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.

87. Tolerance.org Mix It Up Apply For A Grant Have a great idea about how to challenge social boundaries and bring down thewalls that divide your school? We want to help, and, to prove it, http://www.tolerance.org/teens/grants.jsp

88. Driving Laws: Parents Involved In Teaching Their Teens To Drive States Alter Driving Laws Look to Parents to be Involved in Teaching Their Teensto Drive. http://www.kidsource.com/kidsource/content4/teen.driving.pn.html

States Alter Driving Laws: Look to Parents to be Involved in Teaching Their Teens to Drive advertisement Credits Source NPIN Parent News Contents Additional Resources Sources Forums Health, Safety, Nutrition and Kids Related Articles Surviving High School Growing Up Drug Free: A Parent's Guide To Prevention Most of these changes have been sparked by a campaign initiated in September 1997 by AAA Motor Club called "Licensed to Learn: A Safety Program for New Drivers." The Licensed to Learn Program contains three key steps: Raise awareness of the importance of novice driver safety and incorporate the issue into the national public health agenda. Mandate more behind-the-wheel driving experience, provide guidelines for selecting driver education courses, and increase parental involvement in teen driver training. Implement a graduated licensing system for novice drivers in all 50 states by the year 2000 and eliminate deficiencies in the licensing process that allow new drivers to become fully licensed without assuring they are ready to drive ("AAA Launches Major Campaign," Since September, in response to these steps, a handful of states have initiated a three-step licensing system for its youngest drivers, including Illinois, North Carolina, Connecticut, Florida, Michigan, Georgia, and Ohio ("AAA Launches Major Campaign,"

89. Working Safely Advice For Teens Familydoctor.org child labor laws protect 14 and 15-year-olds from working too often, too lateor too early. Some states have laws that apply to older teens as well. http://familydoctor.org/454.xml

Advanced Search familydoctor.org Home For Teens Am I at risk of getting hurt at work? ... What are my safety responsibilities on the job? Working Safely: Advice For Teens Printer-friendly version Email this article Am I at risk of getting hurt at work? Yes, you may be. Every year about 70 teens in the United States die as a result of injuries at work. An additional 70,000 teens are hurt on the job and have to go to a hospital or emergency department. Teens are often injured on the job because of unsafe equipment, because they were working too fast or under stress or because they didn't have proper safety training or supervision. Return to top What Hazards Should I Watch Out For? Type of work Examples of hazards Food service Slippery floors Hot pans, stoves and grills Sharp objects Janitorial Toxic chemicals in cleaning supplies Blood on discarded needles Human waste Office/clerical Poor computer workstation design (can cause repetitive movement injuries) Retail/sales Heavy lifting Violent crimes (such as robberies) Return to top Are there certain jobs I'm not allowed to do? Yes. Depending on your age, certain jobs are considered too dangerous for you according to federal labor laws. (These laws don't apply to children working on family farms.)

90. IIHS-HLDI Teenagers 10, December 20, 2000 Special issue state traffic safety laws includes 1, January 16, 1999 Black and Hispanic children and teens are at high risk of http://www.iihs.org/safety_facts/teens/teenager.htm

91. U.S. Department Of Transportation - NHTSA - The Facts To Buckle Up America - Saf Many teens support primary enforcement safety belt laws. In 2000, a nationwidesurvey was Many Organizations Support Strong Safety Belt Laws for teens http://www.nhtsa.dot.gov/people/injury/airbags/buasbteens03/

d Download PDF version Safety Belts and Teens 2003 Report Teens have the highest fatality rate in motor vehicle crashes than any other age group. There are many reasons; for instance, while teens are learning the new skills needed for driving, many frequently engage in high-risk behaviors, such as speeding and/or driving after using alcohol or drugs. Studies also have shown that teens may be easily distracted while driving. One key reason for high traffic fatalities among this age group is that they have lower safety belt use rates than adults. Because teens have an increased exposure to potentially fatal traffic crashes, it is imperative that efforts to increase safety belt use among this age group be given the highest priority. In addition, the youth population has increased by more than 12 percent since 1993, and is expected to increase by another seven percent by 2005. As this age group increases as a percentage of the population, the personal and societal costs associated with deaths and injuries from motor vehicle crashes also will rise. Teens Are At Risk Motor vehicle crashes are the leading cause of death for 15 to 20 year olds in the United States.

92. UFCW | Safety Tips For Teens There are laws that protect teens from doing dangerous work. No worker under 18 may Some states have laws on the hours that older teens may work. http://www.ufcw.org/workplace_connections/retail/safety_health_news_and_facts/te

Retail Industry News Bargaining Strikes ... Safety Fact Sheets Safety Tips for Teens Scrap Paper Balers Workers' Rights Young Workers Site Launched Meatpacking and Poultry ... Health Care you are here: Home Workplace Connections Retail Safety Health News and Facts Safety Tips for Teens Safety Tips for Teens Could I Get Hurt or Sick on the Job? Every year about 70 teens die from work injuries in the United States. Another 70,000 get hurt badly enough that they go to a hospital emergency room. Here are the stories of three teens: 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. 17-year-old Joe lost his life while working as a construction helper. An electric shock killed him when he climbed a metal ladder to hand an electric drill to another worker. 16-year-old Donna was assaulted and robbed at gunpoint at a sandwich shop. She was working alone after 11 p.m. Why do injuries like these occur? Teens are often injured on the job due to unsafe equipment, stressful conditions, and speed-up. Also teens may not receive adequate safety training and supervision. As a teen, you are much more likely to be injured when working on jobs that you are not allowed to do by law.

93. WomensLaw.org - Teen Dating Violence Info The isolation teens face in abusive dating situations often Depending onthe laws in your state, there are very big differences in what protection is http://www.womenslaw.org/teens.htm

Search for state and territory info: Select State AL AK AZ AR CA CO CT DE DC FL GA Guam HI ID IL IN IA KS KY LA ME MD MA MI MN MS MO MT NE NV NH NJ NM NY NC ND OH OK OR PA RI SC SD TN TX UT VI VT VA WA WV WI WY WomensLaw.org Home What is WomensLaw.org? More Info on Domestic Violence Info for Teens ... Lea esta página en español. National Domestic Violence Hotline: 1-800-799-SAFE (7233) or (TTY) 1-800-787-3224 Find out about the WomensLaw.org email list! Contact Us Contribute online to WomensLaw.org. This webpage includes general and legal information on teen dating violence, and links to other online resources on the subject. Feel free to email us anytime with any questions or comments about the information on this site. Contact Us Note: This page was last updated on February 5, 2004. General Information on Teen Dating Violence: What is teen dating violence?

94. Parent's Guide - Road Ready Teens Road Ready teens recommendations build upon laws that are already on the booksin most The Road Ready teens program builds on the laws in most states. http://www.roadreadyteens.org/ParentsGuide02.html

ROAD READY TEENS PARENT'S GUIDE Facts Parents and Teens Should Know About Driving Motor vehicle crashes are the number one killer of teens One out of every five 16 year-olds will be involved in a motor vehicle crash. More than 300,000 teen passengers and drivers, ages 16-20, were injured and nearly 6,000 died as a result of vehicle crashes in 2002. 36% of all teen driving deaths are alcohol related. Teens are less likely than other drivers to wear seat belts. Road Ready Teens before tackling high-risk driving situations. Road Ready Teens The Road Ready Teens Road Ready Teens Ready to teach your teen to drive? Implement Road Ready Teens in your home. Set the driving ground rules, and enter into a Parent-Teen Contract Go check out the Road Ready StreetWise video game. The Role of Parents Sure, parents want teens to have their freedom, and teen drivers can be helpful when it comes to family driving responsibilities. But teens first need to become safe drivers, which requires extensive practice and experience.

95. NIOSH/adolescents Document/ Are You A Working Teen/Pub. No. 97-132 Federal child labor laws protect younger teens from working too long, too late,or too early. Some states have laws on the hours that older teens may work. http://www.cdc.gov/niosh/adoldoc.html

ARE YOU A WORKING TEEN? WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT SAFETY AND HEALTH ON THE JOB Could I Get Hurt or Sick on the Job? Every year about 70 teens die from work injuries in the United States. Another 70,000 get hurt badly enough that they go to a hospital emergency room. Here are the stories of three teens: 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. 17-year-old Joe lost his life while working as a construction helper. An electric shock killed him when he climbed a metal ladder to hand an electric drill to another worker. 16-year-old Donna was assaulted and robbed at gunpoint at a sandwich shop. She was working alone after 11 p.m. Why do injuries like these occur? Teens are often injured on the job due to unsafe equipment, stressful conditions, and speed-up. Also teens may not receive adequate safety training and supervision. As a teen, you are much more likely to be injured when working on jobs that you are not allowed to do by law. What Are My Rights on the Job?

96. London Free Press: Tipsy Teen Learns Law And A Little Gardening London Free Press Business news that affects people in London, Ontario Canada. http://www.canoe.ca/NewsStand/LondonFreePress/News/2005/07/21/1140493-sun.html

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97. Teens Urge States To Protect Gay, Lesbian Students | Connect For Kids Gay and lesbian teenagers, frustrated by the harassment they get at school, Federal civil rights laws do not offer gay students protection because of http://www.connectforkids.org/node/363

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98. Press Release One new law bans drivers under the age of 18 from using cell phones. A secondlaw requires drivers under 18 to make sure that their teen passengers are http://www.dot.state.il.us/press/cellban.html

Rod R. Blagojevich, Governor IDOT Links Home Traveling Public Doing Business News ... Illinois Home Search Illinois Search Tips Contact Us e-mail Or write to: Illinois Department of Transportation 300 S. Dirksen Pkwy. Springfield, IL 62764 Features OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR NEWS ROD R. BLAGOJEVICH - GOVERNOR FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE July 15, 2004 Contacts: Cheryle Jackson 312/814.31588 Abby Ottenhoff 312/814.3158 Rebecca Rausch 217/782.7355 Gerardo Cardenas 312/814.3158 Matt Vanover 217/836.2267 (IDOT) Mike Claffey 312/814.3957 (IDOT) Gov. Blagojevich signs laws to protect teenage drivers and their passengers Illinois bans cell phone use by drivers under 18 SPRINGFIELD - On the heels of releasing new statistics showing that Illinois is on pace to witness the lowest number of traffic fatalities in over 80 years, Gov. Rod R. Blagojevich today signed several new laws focused on teenage drivers. One new law bans drivers under the age of 18 from using cell phones. A second law requires drivers under 18 to make sure that their teen passengers are properly buckled up in the front and back seats. Traffic crashes are the leading cause of teenage fatalities – and teenage drivers have a fatality rate that is nearly two times higher than older drivers. Illinois joins a handful of states that restrict teenagers from using cell phones while driving. “We know that cell phones can be distracting. And most of us remember how distracting it can be just to be a teenager. On the roads, that combination can be especially dangerous, which is why it’s important to enact legislation that prohibits teenagers from using their cell phones while driving,” said Gov. Blagojevich.

99. Planned Parenthood Federation Of America, Inc. - Teenagers, Abortion, And Govern House Acts to Bar Interstate Transport of teens to Evade Abortion Laws. Washington Post, p. A06. Henshaw, Stanley K. (1998). http://www.plannedparenthood.org/pp2/portal/files/portal/medicalinfo/abortion/fa

take action! donate now! request an appointment I want to find a health center to get involved to donate birth control info ... FAQs Teenagers, Abortion, and Government Intrusion Laws Of all the abortion-related policy issues facing decision-makers in this country today, parental consent or notification before a minor may obtain an abortion is one of the most difficult. Few would deny that most teenagers, especially younger ones, would benefit from adult guidance when faced with an unwanted pregnancy. Few would deny that such guidance ideally should come from the teenager's parents. Unfortunately, we do not live in an ideal world. For a variety of reasons, including fear of parental maltreatment or abuse, teenagers frequently cannot tell their parents about their pregnancies or planned abortions. et al Currently, anti-choice members of Congress are seeking to make it even more difficult for minors living in states with mandatory parental involvement laws to obtain an abortion with the so-called "Child Custody Protection Act" (CCPA). The bill would make it a federal crime to transport a minor across state lines for an abortion unless the parental involvement requirements of her home state had been met. If the bill were enacted, persons convicted would be subject to imprisonment, fines, and civil suits (H. R. 1755, 2003; S. 851, 2003).

100. Working Teens There are laws that protect teens from doing dangerous work. Federal childlabor laws protect younger teens from working too long, too late, http://www.menstuff.org/issues/byissue/teensworking.html

Working Teens Finding a Summer Job or Internship Welcome to the Working World Could I Get Hurt or Sick on the Job? What Are My Rights on the Job? ... You have a right to speak up! Finding a Summer Job or Internship A summer job or internship is an excellent way to make money and gain the experience you'll need after high school. Read this article to learn more about how to find the job that's right for you. Source: www.kidshealth.org/teen/school_jobs/jobs/summer_job.html Could I Get Hurt or Sick on the Job? Every year about 70 teens die from work injuries in the United States. Another 70,000 get hurt badly enough that they go to a hospital emergency room. Here are the stories of three teens: l 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. l 17-year-old Joe lost his life while working as a construction helper. An electric shock killed him when he climbed a metal ladder to hand an electric drill to another worker. l 16-year-old Donna was assaulted and robbed at gunpoint at a sandwich shop. She was working alone after 11 p.m.

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