I just thought of something you also may not know about - my Roku can access YouTube as well. It's like a thumb drive you plug into the TV to access online content. If Mom perhaps knew what YouTube was, and just thought he was browsing tunes or cartons, perhaps she would allow him something like that.Thanks for furthering my education.I ran across Steam after I posted, while googling where to buy the Assassin game. I think I know the answer to this question (yes?) but just checking to find out if he could have been playing these games online with strangers? Is that possible? If so, that concerns me too. You're right. It is a whole different world and one that parents need to inform themselves about IMO.
No idea if it's the same in all states of America as far as hearing juvenile cases goes, but here in Australia if a case is heard in a Juvenile Court it means it's a closed court, not open to the public nor to the public media and usually the court records are sealed.
