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Should Jennifer be made to go to school, if the money she makes working helps support her family? A 13-year-old who works is a violation of child labor laws. Should you look the other way and not discuss
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Should Jennifer be made to go to school, if the money she makes working helps support her family? A 13-year-old who works is a violation of child labor laws. Should you look the other way and not discuss this with Jennifer and her mother in court? What message would you send?

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Answer:Some families have no choice because they need to go to work.

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!/3 of parents in 3 states may not send their children to school.

- Michigan

- Ohio

- Illinois

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