Abstract
This paper provides a brief review of the legal and other responses to the problem of childhood violence in the USA. Landmark court cases and their implications for practice are discussed. Tensions are highlighted between some traditional educational practices and children's civil rights. The paper goes on to describe the positive move towards more preventive and remedial approached to EBD's in US schools.
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