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If a 17 year old run away can she go go to jail?
I don't believe that running away is a crime in the U.S. So, unless she committed a crime while she was running away, a judge would not send her to jail. However, she might be evaluated by social services or a psychologist to determine the reason for running away. Authorities would be concerned that either the child had emotional/behavioral problems or that the family was not creating a healthy environment for her.If you or someone you know is thinking of running away, please talk to a trusted adult. Think about your school counselor, a neighbor, or aunt/uncle. If you're worried that they might contact your parents and get you in trouble, you can talk to someone confidentially (and for free) at: 1-800-RUNAWAY - (see related link).These people can help you with problems at home and other issues.
Can a 5 year old go to jail?
In most jurisdictions, a 5-year-old cannot be criminally charged or sent to jail because they are considered too young to understand the consequences of their actions. Instead, interventions such as counseling or child services are typically provided to address any behavioral issues.
Is it legal in Australia for a 16 year old to runaway from home?
In Australia, it is not illegal for a 16-year-old to leave home without parental consent. However, running away can have legal implications if it involves breaking other laws, such as truancy or committing a crime while away. It is important for runaway youth to seek help and support from appropriate channels.
Can a 12 year old go to jail?
In some cases, a 12 year old can be detained in a juvenile detention center if they are charged with a crime. The severity of the crime and the laws of the specific jurisdiction will determine what consequences a 12 year old may face.
Can a 23 year old go to jail if his gf is 15?
If a 23 year old man has sex with a 15 year old girl, he can COUNT on going to jail - and being labelled as a "sex offender" for life. That's why girls of age 17 and below are often referred to as "jailbait".
What can-I do about my 13 yr old keeps running away from home?
If they get out let them run away so then you can call the cops and tell your kids they can get out of jail by making them to stop running away.
Is it illegal for a 13-year-old to run away in Massachusetts?
Yes, running away is not legal.
Can a 20 year old go to jail for running a way with a 16 year old?
They could be charged with kidnapping. But in most places the age of consent is 16, though higher in a few places.
Is it possible for a 6-year-old to be sent to jail in Virginia?
No, it is not possible for a 6-year-old to be sent to jail in Virginia.
If a 14 year old girl ran-away with her 20 year old boyfriend how long would he go to jail for?
The laws vary from place to place, as do the punishment. He would probably go to prison, not jail. And it could be considered kidnapping as well as statutory rape.
Im 18 and you tryed to help a 17 year old run away what are the cops gunna do to me?
you will be fined a big fine and possibly go to jail for harboring a run away
Can a 16 year old girl go to jail because her mom is psycho and called the cops on her because she thinks her daughter ran away?
No.
No jail sentence after age 80?
no, their are 95 year old Nazi's in jail
What would happen if a 16 year old runs away with an 18 year old across state?
The 18 year old would be charged as an adult in the court of law. Put in to jail for alleged kidnapping so that wouldn't work out for either of you. Wait two years and either run away together or get married.
Can a 16 year old go to jail if they get a 13 year old pregnant?
yes.
Can a 17 year old you jail for getting a 15 year old pregnant?
Yes.
If a 17 year old run away can she go go to jail?
I don't believe that running away is a crime in the U.S. So, unless she committed a crime while she was running away, a judge would not send her to jail. However, she might be evaluated by social services or a psychologist to determine the reason for running away. Authorities would be concerned that either the child had emotional/behavioral problems or that the family was not creating a healthy environment for her.If you or someone you know is thinking of running away, please talk to a trusted adult. Think about your school counselor, a neighbor, or aunt/uncle. If you're worried that they might contact your parents and get you in trouble, you can talk to someone confidentially (and for free) at: 1-800-RUNAWAY - (see related link).These people can help you with problems at home and other issues.
