Senior Prom

When your child is turning 18, assumed to be legally an adult in almost every respect but alcohol, do you maintain a zero tolerance policy when post-prom parties and graduation parties come around?

As high school students across the Garden State get ready for their senior proms this spring, many of them will be told to expect alcohol screenings at the front door before they'll be allowed inside.

Interesting. Some kids apparently have a better understanding of the Constitution than the ones teaching them. According to this: When asked to submit to a breath-test for alcohol, Sasha Chhabra and Kevin Petrovic said, “No.” The screening was mandatory for entrance into Princeton High School's May 24 prom, but the two seniors said it was a violation of their Constitutional rights...