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With the help of high school students and a team of volunteer lawyers, the Arizona Supreme Court and the state Bar Association launched the site this summer, after three years of research. Creators acknowledge drawing ideas from similar sites run by Florida and California officials but point out that young users of those sites had to wade through some boring adult issues before getting to the under-18 content. Arizona's team is confident it has built the only site specifically aimed at kids, and the only one where teens can anonymously ask about the laws that affect them. Content on Law for Kids is updated daily. Recent highlights explored the legal ramifications of Halloween mischief and the fallout from carrying pocketknives at school.