There's yarn about Jack Draper that tells us a little about his backhand and far more about his mind. It is also why the ...

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‘‘Kids do dumb things and our role is to teach them the consequences of their actions,’’ he said. ‘‘We try to hold young people to account for their actions in a kind and positive way.

A state law makes threats of mass violence a felony, even for kids. Judges and school officials say it’s casting a wide net that is unnecessarily entangling children in the justice system.