I dont think they can but they are obligated to report it and then the authorities will involve themselves. Shame. If the doctor finds any signs of abuse be it with a minor or not he has the right to report it ONLY to the authorities and let them take over. If the patient is a minor then Child Services will be brought in.
There could be charges against the adult. The boy shouldn't be an issue.
Yes she can. You are a minor and he is an adult at 18 and in CA he can be charged with rape.
Yes there is. You are a minor at 17 he is an adult at 22 and it is illegal for him to have a relationship with you. Rape charges can be filed against him because of this. It doesn't matter if he had your consent or not.
Yes, he could have charges brought against him. Until you are an adult, your parents are responsible for you.
No, you do not get emancipated just because you get pregnant. Your ability to get pregnant has nothing to do with your ability to contract or be considered an adult. It actually tends to work against the concept of being a responsible adult.
Not legally. In fact, doing so could lead to criminal charges being filed against the Adult.
well yes and no actually. because during the marriage, the parents have to be there to allow their underage child to get married,and there has to be a written agreement by the parents. if their isn't, then yes, the adult marrying the underage child will have charges against him or her.The marriage actually cannot happen without the parents there,which is most important.
Then you're 16, pregnant, and an adult?
It could be considered kidnapping. I would contact the authorities and let them handle it. It could result in felony charges against the adult.
No she is under age for both. It is illegal. The authorities will get involved and charges will be made if the other person is above the age of consent and deemed an adult.
No, being pregnant does not make one an adult. You have to become an adult through age or a court order.
No. They can have an adult file charges on their behalf though, which is what social services etc. is for.