It could happen. That is difficult, you can be brought back to your parents at any time, as you are considered a child being only 16, the police could pick you up and take you back home and yes they could charge him with Harboring a Runaway Child (Penal Code) at their and your parents discretion, but I am not sure about kidnapping. I would say wait until you turn 18, as then no one can stop you being with him! Also if he loves you he wont mind waiting a couple of years, show your maturity now, and when you turn 18 your parents may be happier to actually help you two move in together!! * The 19-year old is an adult and could be charged with several criminal offenses pertaining to N.C. "crimes against underage persons" statutes. However, kidnapping would not apply such charges relate to the forceful, unlawful removing and/or detainment of a person or persons against their will.
I am not an expert on Texas criminal law, but it does seem unlikely that the 18-year-old would be charged with abduction if the 17-year-old ran away with him/her willingly. But there are also other implications to running away, such as causing your family a lot of worry, not to mention the financial hardships and other risks to yourself. So a decision like that needs to be considered very carefully and it may be a good idea to talk to a counsellor in confidence.
Yes. If the parents decide to press kidnapping charges, the 18 year old could be charged. Any adult (18+) who "runs away" with a child (under 18) could technically be charged with kidnapping. However, if it came to court, I think it's unlikely. It would depend on the state and the judge.
Don't be foolish.
yes you can
Of course. Kidnapping anyone is a crime.
He is in jail because he was charged for kidnapping and armed robbery.
Only if they want to be charged with kidnapping. NO.
Not legally. Father can be charged with kidnapping.
In order for a mother to be charged with kidnapping, there must be a custody order awarding someone else custody, or her parental rights must be terminated. The police would charge her with kidnapping. The father or any other adult could report the crime to the police.
Yes
Unless you go back to court and have the custody order reversed then yes, you could be charged with kidnapping because while the order is in effect she is acting as the parent.
Often they do. A parent can be charged with kidnapping if they take the child without the other parent's knowledge or consent or from a court appointed guardian.
If she is not the one with custody, yes.
Kidnapping her own daughter to save her from being molested from her father, who denies the accusation.
If you kidnap a child you would be charged with child indangermeant and probably a few other things.