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Your Legal Rights: From Custody Battles to School Searches, the HeadlineMarking Cases That Affect Your Life,Used
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From School Library Journal Grade 59After reviewing some headlinemaking custody cases, Landau presents a brief historical overview of the treatment of children within families, society at large, and as part of the labor force. She discusses the development of laws to safeguard young people, and outlines procedures to follow to guarantee their protection. Addresses of related organizations and a comprehensive bibliography are included. While this book will primarily be utilized for school assignments, its lively writing style makes it of interest to youngsters wanting to explore this topic.Ann M. Burlingame, North Regional Library, Raleigh, NCCopyright 1995 Reed Business Information, Inc. Product Description Provides a historical overview of children's evolving legal rights and details contemporary cases of child abuse, adoption law, severing ties with biological parents, and more From Booklist Gr. 6^10. Not as specific as Hempleman's Teen Legal Rights , this narrow, but readable review of advances in protections for children presents some brief historical perspective before turning to modern times. Landau provides pivotal connecting commentary, but the bulk of the book comprises casesincluding the celebrated and the sensationalthat have heightened awareness of children's rights, predominantly in areas of child custody and abuse and neglect. Certainly the stories give the subject some flash, and Landau summarizes them smoothly, with enough gritty details to keep the pages turning. Discussion of specific rights, however, is relegated to a section at the back of the book in which 26 legal issues of interest to minors are addressed. That may mean teens won't come away knowing a whole lot more about the particulars of their rights than they knew before. What they will glean from this, however, is a clear view of how bad things were and still can be. Stephanie Zvirin
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