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Kids Are Americans Too

by Bill O'Reilly, Charles Flowers · 2007

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Counsels adolescents and their loved ones on juvenile legal protections, discussing such topics as how to respect and safeguard constitutional rights and surveying modern court cases that are redefining children's lives.

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