Cyberbullying, property damage, and "extortion": offenses committed by young people that many teachers are all too familiar with. In the affected schools, these issues often cause significant problems, partly because many students frequently lack an awareness of wrongdoing. Youth law is therefore an immensely important topic - also included in the curriculum for the subject of Economics and Social Studies. Students are expected not only to reflect on their own behavior and develop a more nuanced sense of justice and awareness of wrongdoing, but also to consider moral and societal aspects. All of this is provided by this practical and quickly implementable teaching material with real-life relevance for grades 8 to 10. Complex relationships are didactically simplified and presented in an easily understandable manner, while the first chapter imparts fundamental knowledge on the topics of law and legislation.