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Punishing Parents

38 minutes 31 seconds

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Adolescent boy stands in front of camera, looking off to one side. Caption. And then you got to deal with the parents.

Who is responsible for delinquent kids? "ABC News" correspondent John Stossel gathers opinions in the debate over accountability for a child's delinquent actions. He talks with parents, children, teens, and the presiding judges who hand down rulings on where exactly to place the blame. Addresses suits against parents for alleged criminal negligence in cases of school shootings, underage drinking and drug use, DWI-related deaths involving minors, and acts of violence. Originally broadcast as a segment of the television program "20/20."

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Runtime: 38 minutes 31 seconds

Topic: Home and Family, Social Science
Subtopic: Law, Parent and Child, Parenting, Social Issues
Grade/Interest Level: PT/TT
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Release Year: 2001
Producer/Distributor: Films For The Humanities & Sciences

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Black and white frame of Martin Luther King, Junior gesturing out as he speaks at a podium with several microphones. A crowd of men stands behind him, many wearing white caps.

The Contemplation of Justice statue in the U.S. Supreme Court depicts a seated female figure holding a smaller figure of a blindfolded Justice.

Wooden gavel with its face touching down to an American flag.

People looking at a computer screen. One person points to the screen. Inset of a closeup view with an area highlighted. Caption: You can see that there are two colors present--

$Two people wearing gloves and examining human bones. Caption: no bones were fractured.$

A man in a white lab coat looking into a microscope. Caption: Examination back in the lab can confirm the species of fern.

Teenage boy with a distressed expression leans on a table and looks up at a shadowy figure in a dark room. Caption. Cause problems, cause this.

Black and white cartoon of Al Capone in silhouette against an open prison door lined with bars.

Black and white frame of a man and woman hugging. Caption. Well, I'll, I'll tell you what I'll do.