yes he can because if he is 15 and he does not do that he is stiil an adult
They'll at least be sent to juvenile hall. In some jurisdictions, it is possible for them to be tried as an adult.
It depends on the charge and the conviction record of the convicted person. Then it is determined by the sentencing guidelines of the state in which the case is tried.
Yes. The fact that the child was tried as an adult is unlikely to change any parental liability.
Can he or she be charged as an adult? yes. Will he or she be charged as an adult, that's something ONLY the judge can answer. Its up to the judge to decide that so hope that he is merciful. But its not likely on a charge like that. sense its not a felony i doubt he gets tried as an adult.
In the state of North Carolina an adult age in courts is 16, so if a 16 yr old commits a crime he/she will be tried in adult court. 14 year olds can also be tried in adult court if he/she commits a major felony. Say a 14 year old shoots his mom, he would be tried in adult court. Say a 14 yr old steals from a store, or some small crime, he will not be tried in adult court.
Unless they've changed the law recently, all 16 and 17-year-olds arrested for any offense in NC, are automatically tried as adults. They can be tried as adults at a younger age (13, I believe), depending on the severity of the crime.
No,but he can be charged as a sex offender and tried as an adult. Look before you leap young one, and consider all of the consequences.
If the child has the same understanding and commits a crime as an adult, then issuing a sentence that fits the crime is appropriate.
This varies from place to place. Yes. In my area of Canada the prosecution has to show that the Teenager was operating at level of an adult That the crime is of sufficient violence or depravity to require an adult penalty.
The sentence for a 17-year-old charged with DWI and vehicular homicide would depend on the specific circumstances and the laws of the jurisdiction. In general, it could include imprisonment, fines, driver's license suspension or revocation, mandatory substance abuse treatment, and probation. Sentencing may also consider factors like prior criminal history, level of intoxication, and the extent of negligence or recklessness involved in the incident.
Murder is an illegal act; despite "common knowledge" that you will not be punished if you are not of adult age, it is likely that you will be tried as an adult.Added: (in the US) All states have set a statutory age, referred to as the "age of reason." In one jurisdiction I am aware of this age is 7 years. Anyone younger than that age cannot be criminally charged with anything. However people that age and older may (theoretically, at least) be charged with any criminal offense. The older the child and the more serious the offense, the more the likliehood that they might be tried as an adult.
If you were arrested and charged as a minor, your record will be sealed to the public after you reach the age of majority in your state - unless - your offense was serious enough to where you were bound over for trial as an adult.