Summer opportunities for Regent law students are directive and confirming of their calling to law and their future practice as attorneys. ...

Children in several nations around the globe do not enjoy basic protections of their due process interests when accused of a crime.  Ofte...

By guest blogger Elizabeth Oklevitch, Regent University Law School, Candidate for J.D., 2014. Every year, many students arrive at...

Court room drama that places a child squarely in the middle of his or her parents cannot be good for that child. In "Tug-A-War: Protec...

"Fear Paradigms in the Electronic Age: How Focusing on Privacy Rights from Government Intrusion Overlooks the Best Interests of the Chi...

When girls are devalued, families are harmed. Further evidence of that fact is contained in this article by Michele Cavanaugh, Regent Univer...

Over time societies have contemplated how to correctly implement ideas that effectively rehabilitate juvenile offenders. Since the creation...

Children growing up without a loving father in their home have, sadly, the greatest likelihood of juvenile delinquency and difficulties in t...

A Sunday front page headline screams, “THROWING AWAY THE KEY ON TEEN OFFENDERS: DEBATE SWIRLS ON TREATING JUVENILES AS ADULTS IN VA. IS THE ...

The Juvenile Law system generally focuses "on rehabilitating rather than punishing juvenile offenders. [1]   Judges are given broad d...

The mature minor doctrine has been used by courts nationwide to create an exception for certain medical procedures to be undertaken based on...

Educational choice is a hot button issue in the realm of childhood education, and the homeschooling choice is gaining in popularity, particu...

When a juvenile offender is not held accountable for their first offense, which is most like a less serious offense, Danielle Fields, Regent...

"Pedophiles New Playground: How Primetime Television and Movies Are Supporting Pedophilia," by Caitlin Walters, Regent Law Juris D...