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At what age are you considered an adult in a court of law?

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you are considered an adult at the age of !8 and older

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At what age are you considered an adult in a court of law in the US?

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At what age are you considered an adult in a court of law in Florida?

In Florida, an individual is considered an adult in the eyes of the law at the age of 18. At this age, they are given all the rights and responsibilities that come with adulthood, including being able to enter into contracts, vote, and serve on juries.


How come when you were seventen you can be charged as an adult and im now 18 and your girlfriend is 17 and pregnant but shes not considered an adult?

She hasn't reached the age of majority, so she isn't an adult. For purposes of criminal law, the court can charge a minor as an adult anytime after the age of 12 in most states.


At what age are you considered an adult in a court of law in South Carolina?

actually it depends on the crime most cases you are tried as an adult at the age of 16. Usually drug related crimes are tried at 16 but there have been cases where people under 16 were tried as adults usually multiple homisides.


Can i still get emancipated at age eighteen?

Technically there would be no need since you are already considered an "adult" by law.


Is there an age limit to adultfriend finder?

"The law requires that anyone who wants an Adult Friend Finder account must be over the age of 18. This is the age that is considered to be a ""legal"" adult. Adult Friend Finder may contain adult content that is not appropriate for children."


What age is a male considered an adult?

In some states a male does become an adult at the age of 18. * There are not discriminatory laws relating to the age at which a minor becomes a legal adult. The age of majority laws apply equally to both genders. In most states the legal age of majority is 18, in Nebraska it is 19. Three other states have confusing legal age laws because the statutory law conflict with the constitutional law. This allows the state to apply the law that is most effective in individual circumstances (child support for example). Those states are Mississippi and Washington D.C. where the constitutional law is 21 and the statutory law is 18; and Alabama where the constitutional law is 19 and statutory law is 18. In addition all persons reaching the age of 18 have the legal right to vote regardless of the state's age of majority. All states also have age restricted or waived laws pertaining to buying and consumption of alcohol, etc. and the age at which a minor can be charged and prosecuted as an adult for a criminal offense.


If a parent gives up parental right to their child in the state of nebraska when is the child considered an adult?

The age of Majority is 19. There is no law on a specific age of emancipation.


When are you classed as an adult to the law?

In most countries, you are legally considered an adult at the age of 18. This is when you gain the rights and responsibilities that come with adulthood, such as voting, serving on a jury, and entering into contracts.


Tx law if your 17 are you an adult?

No. You may petition the court to be emancipated at 17 years of age, but you must prove that are self supporting or married. The legal age of adulthood in Texas is 18.


If you are 18 years old you an adult?

It means legally you're an adult... In the UK - that means you can buy alcohol and serve on a jury. You can also have your own passport. It also means you would be tried as an adult if you were summoned to court for breaking the law.


Can a car be signed in your name at age 17?

You're not considered a legal adult in the eyes of the law until age 18, generally speaking. As such, you cannot enter into a binding contract as a juvenile. It has been done, however, by unwise merchants. They find the hard way -- usually in small claims court -- that any contract a juvenile signs isn't considered legally binding.