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How does a minor get out of their home without an emancipation in the state of Ohio?
The age of majority in Ohio is 18. The state does not have grounds nor procedures for emancipation of minors, and state courts will not accept a petition pertaining to the issue. The state adheres to the strict enforcement of juvenile codes and laws pertaining to minors in general.
Juvenile offender age in NY state?
was 17
What is the oldest age of people in juvenile hall?
The laws vary by state, but generally, if a minor is at least 16, he or she may serve the entire term in Juvenile Hall only if the term will end before he or she reaches age 21. If a child's term will extend past the age of 21, then the minor could be in Juvenile Hall until age 18, and then would automatically be transferred to adult jail on his or her 18th birthday. Basically, someone can stay in Juvenile Hall until his or her 21st birthday.
If under the age of 18 can you drive out of the state of Ohio?
In Ohio, emancipation age is 17.
Can a 16 year olds go to jail?
The minimum age to go to jail or prison is 18, unless the juvenile is certified as an adult through the courts, which happens on occasion.
Can a 16- year-old go to jail?
The minimum age to go to jail or prison is 18, unless the juvenile is certified as an adult through the courts, which happens on occasion.
What is the age in Ohio your allowed to baby sit?
11 or 12 in the state of Ohio
Can a teenager get emancipated at age 16 in the state of Ohio?
Ohio does not have an emancipation statute.
Is there an age limit for selling puppies in Ohio?
In the state of Ohio, a puppy must be at least 8 weeks of age.
What age do you have to be a nurse in Ohio?
In the state of Ohio you have to be 19 to leagally become a nurse. my age is 30 i want gay movies
If 16 year old gets pregnant by a 20 year old can the aduld go to jail even if the minors parents are okay with the pregnancy in Ohio?
age of concent in Ohio is 16 so no he won't go to jail
What are the juvenile laws for people under 21 and over 6 for example as in 12 years old that could go to juvenile hall or jail for breaking a laws?
The laws are the same for juveniles as they are for adults. The difference is in how they are treated. Children, usually under the age of 12, but can vary by state, are presumed not to be capable of forming the intent to commit a crime. Depends on what state you are talking about: http://www.answers.com/Juvenile+laws?cat=biz-fin
