Google Glasses Are Not Your Average Prescription: Why Parents Need to be Concerned
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About: Andrew Agatston
Andrew Agatston is an attorney in private practice in metro Atlanta, Georgia. His legal practice is diverse, and includes representing victims of crime in civil cases, as well as representing those harmed by the intentionally wrongful conduct of others, including cyberbullying. In addition, Mr. Agatston represents five Children's Advocacy Centers in Georgia, which are organizations that assist children who allege sexual abuse or severe physical abuse. He has written two books for CAC professionals, and hosts a ListServ that provides information to CACs across the country, as well as professionals such as law enforcement officials, mental health professionals, and child protective professionals who are affiliated with CACs. Mr. Agatston is a frequent national speaker on legal matters involving children and children's rights, and may be contacted through http://www.agatstonlaw.com/.
Articles by Andrew Agatston
When Kids Create Websites to Insult Other Kids
A Note to Our Readers: This article is by our Legal Expert, Andrew Agaston, in an effort to educate parents about the dangers of when a website is created using ...
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Is Catfishing Illegal?
The Manti Te’o story has garnered, if not gripped, the attention of millions of people across the United States and the world. After reading Lisa Shaw’s article on this site, ...
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Summarizing the Legal (And Non-Legal) Landscape before a Lawyer Consultation
I hope that the previous three articles regarding cyber bullying and the public school’s response have been helpful in laying the legal groundwork regarding the rules and standards that apply ...
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The “Dear Colleague” Letter, Part II
Understanding the public schools’ legal duties to protect students from discriminatory conduct arising from off-campus cyber bullying This is the third in a series of posts regarding public school responsibility for bullying ...
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The “Dear Colleague” Letter: Public schools’ legal duties to protect students from discriminatory conduct
In my previous post, I described the legal uncertainty surrounding public school responsibility for bullying and cyber bullying behavior that occurs off campus, but which has the undeniable potential of ...
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Can Public Schools Regulate Off Campus Internet Speech Rights? Yes. No. Maybe….
Question: Can Public Schools Regulate Students’ Off Campus Internet Speech? Answer: Yes. No. Maybe. And The U.S. Supreme Court Isn’t Yet Saying. Where were you in 1969? That was the year the ...
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Fighting Cyberbullying Fire With Civil Litigation Fire
Fighting Cyberbullying Fire With Civil Litigation Fire: Is This the Legal Route to Take Against A Child who Cyberbullies? There are laws specifically designed to redress wrongs. Indeed, we are a ...
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A Parent’s Role in the Cyberbullying Arena: What A Lawyer Wants
Thunderstruck. That might be the description of how parents feel when they first fully appreciate the inappropriate online commentary trail left for their child. “Why would somebody say these things about my ...
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