Click Here To Order         A Warning and a Guide for Parents New DVD outlines steps parents must take to keep teens from bullying – or face risk of criminal charges, civil liability The tragic suicide of Phoebe Prince on January 14, 2010, has set off a series of consequences taking effect throughout the country. The indictment of six students from South Hadley High School, in Massachusetts, has set an example of using criminal law in school situations previously viewed as “school discipline” issues. New laws are being passed calling for criminal investigations and prosecutions when harassment, bullying and cyber-bullying activities are deemed to be criminal in nature. Victims and their parents are seeking civil damages as the result of these activities – and the judicial system is upholding these rights. Henry M. Quinlan, Esq., with long experience in the area of school law and issues involving violence in schools, is issuing a warning to parents that they must become involved through the DVD, Bullying, Hazing and Parents – A Guide for Parents of Middle and High School Students. Their children could become involved in criminal activities and or incur civil liability as the result of their behavior. Parents could incur enormous legal expenses, and in some cases incur civil liability themselves. The DVD outlines steps that parents can take to help their children avoid involvement in the criminal justice system and to avoid any issues of civil liability. DVD Price: $74.00 No. B103 Click Here To Order