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16 yr old asked to leave after heated argument she came back later to get her things police wont look for her due to prior runaways can i go to jail for not going after her she has been gone 2 weeks?
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∙ 17y ago
No, or the police would have taken you into custody already. She's what they call a "compulsive runaway" and even if she is a minor in your State the police don't have the time to keep running after runaways. If you are simply worried about her then try the old haunts you both hung out at. She is more than likely staying with a friend so you can either go to their place or phone. They may or may not tell you whether she is there or not. This gal sounds street wise and needs a place to flop, so I wouldn't beat yourself up too much.
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What are the examples of fallacious argument?
The days are longer in summer, because things expand when they are heated.
What is the difference between runaways in the US and runaways around the world?
Well, chances are that runaways in the US have more resources than runaways around the world. They have shelters, stores,cars {in some cases} and a home usually. They actually have things to take with them too, unless your talking about the severly poor runaways in hope of a better life.
What is the 9 letter word it girls like it parents hate it and police use it?
Cavilrose the meaning for that word... answer: 1.Rose flower .mostly likable by girls 2.To make unnecessary or unwanted complaints that is police are using .. 3. To make an argument or unwanted things to make an argument that is parents always hating..
What is the 9 letter word it girls like it parents hate it and police use it and parents hate it?
Cavilrose (or Cavil rose) appears to be slang and is defined as: 1.Rose flower - mostly liked by girls 2.To make unnecessary or unwanted complaints - police dislike 3. To make an argument or unnecessary things to make an argument - which parents hate
Answer for things which change their state when heated?
Ice
Things which change their state when heated?
Solid
To have an argument?
Having an argument typically involves expressing differing viewpoints or perspectives on a topic, which can lead to a debate or disagreement. It's important to communicate respectfully, listen actively, and try to understand the other person's perspective to have a constructive argument rather than a heated confrontation. Resolving conflicts through open and honest communication can lead to finding common ground or reaching a compromise.
What two things are not heated with naked flame?
Lead And Cryptonite
What is an analogical argument?
The definition of an analogical argument is an argument where a person concludes that two things have accepted similarities in certain aspects because they are alike in some other way. It is an argument that what is true of one thing is also true of the other thing.
What is the difference between past participle and past perfect?
The past participle is a nonfinite verb form used in various verb tenses. The past perfect is a tense that expresses an action that happened before another action in the past. In English, the past participle is often used in the formation of the past perfect tense.
Why items expand when they are heated?
When things are heated, the heat causes the molecules to move faster and that forces them farther apart, causing the item to expand.
Is it considered kidnapping if my husband and I get in an argument i am afraid of him and I take my toddler leave the house without telling him where im going then come back the next day?
NO. it isn't. you are leaving because of a heated argument and you don't want things to escalate so you take your child to another place were ther isn't any argueing. argueing isn't good for any child. and it is also NOT good that you are afraid of your husband. but no its not kidnapping i think everybody has done that. men have done it to. leaving until things have cooled down.
