You are assaulting a child so yes, most likely but it in the end be up to a judge to decided, whilst the police will detain you until you appear in court.
Class d mistominor could get in a lot of trouble the minor and the person of age supplying the alochol, its a ticket and a fine for the minor i believe and jail time for the adult in most places
It depends. If the minor is charged with an adult, the potential prison time is likely similar to that of an adult charged with the same crime. If the minor is charged in juvenile court, the max/min penalties are probably set by the state.
No it is noet legal, because the male is considered an adult and so if he try's to do something with you he can be put in jail because you are a minor.
Jail.
Fines, jail time, police record that can affect possible education and employment opportunities. * Probation and restitution. All juvenile records are either sealed or expunged when the minor reaches the state's legal age of majority, if the minor was not adjudicated as an adult.
Depending on how you are protecting the minor from an adult you could go to jail. If you are protecting the minor within the guidelines of the law then you will not go to jail.
Yes, an emancipated minor can still face legal consequences and go to jail if they break the law. Emancipation only grants the minor certain adult rights but does not exempt them from legal responsibility.
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You don'tBoth you, and the adult can go to jail for doing that. Plus, smoking is injurious to health.
Punch him in the face and kick him in the nuts. Then get him thrown in jail. Hooray!
Jail depends on what state law says but if the minor is below age of consent, kissing is considered a sexual act in some states.
possible jail time and a restraint.
Yes there are laws against soliciting sex from a minor.
Running away from home as a child is usually considered a status offense, meaning you are not charged with a crime but rather in need of care and support. If you are found, you may be returned to your home or placed in the custody of child protective services. The focus is on providing you with the necessary resources and support to ensure your safety and well-being.
No, in North Carolina the legal age of majority is 18 years old. A 17 year old would need permission from a parent or legal guardian to move out and cannot legally live with an adult over 21 without their consent.
The consequences for stealing vary depending on the circumstances and jurisdiction. As a minor, consequences might involve community service, counseling, or juvenile detention. As an adult, you could face more serious penalties such as fines, probation, or even jail time, especially if it is a repeat offense. It's important to seek legal advice and guidance in these situations.
Class d mistominor could get in a lot of trouble the minor and the person of age supplying the alochol, its a ticket and a fine for the minor i believe and jail time for the adult in most places