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Does Greece have extradition treaty with the united states for non violent offences such as parental custody?
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Why are kids so violent?
Lack of parental discipline.
Why are elephants becoming so violent?
Violent video games, lack of parental discipline, artificial colours in the foods they eat.
Does Ohio have reciprosity with Florida on non violent felonies?
All US states and possessions honor each other's requests for extradition.
Why are many kids and teenagers acting so violent?
Parental controls and or guidance lacking.
How can a felony record of possession be expunged?
You must consult an attorney in your state. Most states will only expunge non-violent offences after you completed your sentence.
What role does parental involvement play in persistent violent offending?
beating children is ok if they say so
Your ex has a criminal past and can be violent can he get custody of my son after 14 years?
He can sue to modify the existing custody arrangement. What happens after that is up to the court. It's certainly possible that he could.
If you press charges against your babys father can he still get custody?
Yes, unless somehow his charges cause the courts to decide otherwise, but in where this looks to be going, its more of trying to press stat rape charges on him, and that is a non violent crime and in most cases could get him in a lot of trouble, but serves no right to deny him his parental rights.
If the father has drug felony he can still get child custody?
As opposed to a violent mother? If he's cleaned up his act, yes.
Does a man ever win sole custody over the child?
In America, a man will win custody of children when it is shown that the woman is somehow incompetent, a drug user, or violent. It does happen even though it might not seem that frequent.
Can non-custodial parent refuse child to visit them if the child is violent or uncontrollable in Ky?
Sounds like the affects of parental alienation syndrome. You can, but does it really benefit the child? If there's a behavioral problem, you need to be keeping a record of it, and consider filing a modification to the custody order, requiring the child to enter counseling, and evaluating what's going on in the other home to be causing it.
How are criminals tried in French courts?
Petty offences (liable of a fine only) are dealt with by the "tirbunal de police", the lowest criminal French jurisdiction. You can be assisted by a lawyer if youu want to. Intermediate offences (such as theft) are judged by a panel of three judges, plus a public prosecutor. Unless you don't want a lawyer to defend you, there is one, sometimes paid for by the state. The highest range of offences ("crimes" in French; that could be violent theft that left you injured, for example) are judged by a criminal court, with the same professionals plus a jury of twelve people.
