If you were arrested and charged as a minor, your record will be sealed to the public after you reach the age of majority in your state - unless - your offense was serious enough to where you were bound over for trial as an adult.
A 17 year-old may be charged as an adult in felony cases in most states, yes.
Oh my God what did you do!?!?!?
Yes, a seventeen-year-old can be charged for letting a fifteen-year-old drive and letting them get into an accident resulting in the death of the fifteen-year-old.
17-year-old is the correct way.
Yes. The 15 year old is a minor. The 21 year old an adult. The 21 year old could be charged with rape.
In the state of MI, yes, a seventeen year old can move out of their parents' home. The police will not bring them back. At seventeen, a person is considered an adult, can be charged with a crime in the adult court and can make decisions about where to live.
ANYONE can be charged with a felony. It is the law that you break that determines whether or not you are charged with a felony or not, not your age. When the legislature passes a law they attach certain punishments and penalties to that law. If the punishment calls for serving MORE than one year in jail or paying MORE than $1,000. then it is usually classified as a felony
From my understanding there is no age limit to being charged with a felony and you can be charged as an adult for any serious crime above the age of thirteen in most jurisdictions.
If he is only charged with a felony it won't follow him. If he is convicted on a felony it will stay on his record unless he has it expunged.
She could, but the boyfriend could be charged with second-degree rape if they have a sexual relationship.
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