Q: I am wondering if someone could help me answer questions about my case as a minor.
I am a minor charged with 2nd degree sexual assault and 3rd degree endangering the welfare of a minor. I am not allowed to live at my home and i am not allowed to have contact with anyone under the age of 18 preventing me to talk to my friends and go to school. I wanted to ask a few more questions on why this is happening and how long will these restrictions be in place.
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A:
To fully answer your question, I must review your judgement of conviction or juvenile disposition sheet as well as a copy of your case file.
On sexual assault convictions and endangering the welfare of a child convictions related to inappropriate sexual contact, there is PSL, which stands for parole supervision for life. There may also be specific conditions of parole related to your second degree sexuaL assault conviction, which prohibit you from having contact with anyone under the age of 18, etc.
It is also possible to file a MOTION TO TERMINATE PAROLE SUPERVISION FOR LIFE after 15 years have elapsed from the date of your conviction provided you have not been charged or convicted of any new criminal offenses.
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