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table of contents
  1. Cover
  2. Preface
  3. Acknowledgements
  4. 1. Introduction to the Law and Your Rights
  5. 2. Being a Minor
  6. 3. Being Your Parents’ Child
  7. 4. Going to School
  8. 5. Going to Work
  9. 6. Love, Sex, and Marriage
  10. 7. Child and Family Services
  11. 8. Being in Conflict with the Law
  12. 9. Fighting for Your Rights
  13. Appendix A. Glossary of Legal Terms
  14. Appendix B. How a Bill Becomes Law
  15. Appendix C. Useful Resources
  16. Appendix D. Legislation, Conventions, Charters, and Court Cases

Contents

Preface

Acknowledgements

1. Introduction to the Law and Your Rights

2. Being a Minor

3. Being Your Parents’ Child

4. Going to School

5. Going to Work

6. Love, Sex, and Marriage

7. Child and Family Services

8. Being in Conflict with the Law

9. Fighting for Your Rights

APPENDIX A. Glossary of Legal Terms

APPENDIX B. How a Bill Becomes Law

APPENDIX C. Useful Resources

APPENDIX D. Legislation, Conventions, Charters, and Court Cases

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