#parental-consent tag

Health chiefs had considered that not all families would get a second opinion on hip surgeries, Dail told

It is acknowledged, however, that some patients and parents may request a retrospective review of their case to determine the indications for surgery.

SF parents

#texas-law

fromwww.aljazeera.com

Privacy technologies

Texas to require age verification for app purchases

fromTechCrunch

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Texas signs into law online saftey bill reportedly opposed by Apple's Tim Cook | TechCrunch

fromwww.aljazeera.com

Privacy technologies

Texas to require age verification for app purchases

fromTechCrunch

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Texas signs into law online saftey bill reportedly opposed by Apple's Tim Cook | TechCrunch

more#texas-law

fromIrish Independent

2 weeks ago

Review into child hip dysplasia surgeries due to be published Friday, PAC to hear today

Ms. Nugent stated that CHI is 'unreservedly sorry' for using experimental unlicensed implants in children without ethical approval or parental consent, and commits to implementing report recommendations.

NYC parents

Utah is poised to pass an age verification law for app stores

Utah legislature passed a groundbreaking bill for social media age verification.

If signed, this bill would require app stores to verify user ages.

fromThe Verge

fromSan Diego Union-Tribune

Judge blocks Ohio's online parental consent law

A federal judge ruled Ohio's law requiring parental consent for kids' social media use unconstitutional, upholding First Amendment rights.

Privacy technologies

Judge strikes down an Ohio law limiting kids' use of social media as unconstitutional

fromEngadget

3 months ago

Utah is poised to pass an age verification law for app stores

Utah legislature passed a groundbreaking bill for social media age verification.

If signed, this bill would require app stores to verify user ages.

fromThe Verge

fromSan Diego Union-Tribune

Judge blocks Ohio's online parental consent law

A federal judge ruled Ohio's law requiring parental consent for kids' social media use unconstitutional, upholding First Amendment rights.

Privacy technologies

Judge strikes down an Ohio law limiting kids' use of social media as unconstitutional

more#social-media

fromScary Mommy

Florida Teacher Loses Job For Using Student's Preferred Name

Calhoun's unrenwed teaching contract is a direct consequence of a new Florida law requiring parental permission to call students by names other than their legal names.

SF parents