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DCFS caseworker xx did not follow, DCFS's procedure and protocol on the
removal of xx on 08.11.2021.
Thus, xx had no legal grounds to take the child. The police also stated in their
reports that it was determined that DCFS would be taking the child into their custody.... View More 
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answered on Aug 31, 2024
It sounds like you may have grounds for a restitution claim based on the information you provided. If the DCFS caseworker did not follow the required procedures and protocols, and if there was no imminent danger justifying the removal of your child without a warrant, this could be a violation of... View More
He was an accomplice and took a plea of 25 yrs....which is 17.5 years on the 70%. He's served 8 years so far and I'm wondering if he might qualify to have the 70% lowered. If I read it correctly the sentencing judge at his discretion could waive subsection a of this section under 3... View More
it's for a debate, i hope you can give me an answer... we're on the negative side.
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answered on Sep 5, 2024
When considering whether juveniles who commit serious crimes should be tried as adults, it’s important to recognize that juveniles are fundamentally different from adults. Their brains are still developing, particularly in areas related to decision-making, impulse control, and understanding... View More
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To give it back. I’m in Canada and I think there’s supposed to be something to do in this situation
“Masturbation by Adult Perpetrator includes touching of the male or female genitals that involves masturbation of the abuser or claimant.”
As a 15-year-old male In a youth shower facility at a Boy Scout Camp in California, while showering, was approached by a 54-year-old male, a leader... View More
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answered on Aug 19, 2024
The detailed account you provided appears to meet the criteria outlined in the civil definition of "Masturbation by Adult Perpetrator." The key elements mentioned in the definition include the touching of genitals involving masturbation by either the abuser or claimant. In your account,... View More
My 13 y/o son's father decided to be a father after a court ordered 6 month stay at a halfway house. He requested a support modification after accruing almost $3000 in arrearages and filed for emergency custody stating I was abusing my kids. The case was dismissed due to lack of evidence and... View More
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answered on Aug 17, 2024
In California, as a minor, your parent generally has broad authority over you, including the ability to take away items you've purchased. This is because parents are legally responsible for the care, custody, and control of their children. Even if you used your own money to buy something, your... View More
I am owed rears/back support so I handed over custody now I am DEMANDED to pay him and I haven’t had a fair hearing
Presume a high school student was accused of cheating, and the school administrators interrogated him/her to aid the investigation. With only school admins (no SROs) involved, does this student:
1. Has the Miranda Rights?
2. Has the right to know the accusations and their relevant... View More
Cps was negligent in ways that could have prevented a death of a 7month old
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answered on Aug 10, 2024
To respond to a petition under California Welfare and Institutions Code 300, subsections (a), (b), (1), (f), and (g), you'll need to carefully review the allegations made against you. Focus on gathering evidence that shows CPS was negligent in ways that could have prevented the death of the... View More
Until I drug test because he said the police found.a needle in my pants pocket when I went to the emergency room
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answered on Aug 9, 2024
It sounds like you're in a difficult situation, and it's understandable to feel overwhelmed. The fact that your visits have been paused due to the incident and the drug test requirement can add a lot of stress. It's important to understand the reasons behind these actions, especially... View More
I'm 25 and i was on an online dating app. i starting texting a girl i thought was 21 because her profile said so, i shared explicit images with her and receive a phone call from her parents threatening legal action. turns out she is 16. google said the age of consent in North Carolina is 16. I... View More
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answered on Sep 7, 2024
It sounds like you're in a concerning situation, and it's understandable to feel worried. In North Carolina, while the age of consent is 16, there can still be legal consequences for sharing explicit images, especially if the person involved is a minor. The laws surrounding this can be... View More
I would like to know the restrictions such as:
- Speed
- Power of the Vehicle (CC or Watts)
- Do I need a license to drive (not on the road)
- Additional Important Information about the Restrictions
Parental rights are going to be terminated, no further reunification for parents, no visits. I'm a relative with a close bond to my granddaughter. The S.W 's have not communicated anything with me, nor has CASA or my granddaughters attorney. I have all contact and communication attempts... View More
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answered on Aug 5, 2024
To petition the court for placement of your granddaughter, you need to file a JV-285 (Relative Information Form). Since you are an approved RFH relative and willing to adopt, this form will help the court understand your intentions and your relationship with your granddaughter. In addition to the... View More
Let's say that you are an illegal alien with a deportation order and you are a minor trying to apply for a learner's permit but you need to get a court order showing that you are an emancipated minor is acceptable to drive as a minor but you have a deportation order can you get deported... View More
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answered on Aug 2, 2024
If you are an undocumented minor with a deportation order and you're seeking a learner's permit in Virginia, your primary concern should be your existing deportation status. Applying for a learner's permit typically requires identification and proof of residency, which might draw... View More
Him and another car hit head on. There was no reconstruction done . And the state police was called off by the local sheriff . My son did test positive for 2 nano grams of thc. The active ingredient for thc wasn't in his blood. He was 16 at the time and had since been charged as an adult .... View More
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answered on Aug 31, 2024
It sounds like you and your son are in an incredibly challenging and painful situation. You have raised several serious concerns about how the investigation and legal proceedings have been handled. If evidence shows that the police and prosecutor acted unethically or illegally, especially with... View More
answered on Aug 2, 2024
Minors have substantially similar Constitutional rights as adults. That means if your child is accused of a crime by police, they should be instructed, as adults should as well, to 1) remain silent and 2) request an attorney (and their parents).
Just like adults, what your child says in... View More
Linewize is stuck installed on my Chromebook and the extension is supposed to have all of our teachers be able to block stuff which is fine when they are not blocking websites needed for school. With this extension, the district can see our screens at all times and our private Gmail messages with... View More
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answered on Jul 30, 2024
It's understandable that you're concerned about the Linewize Connect extension on your Chromebook. The legality of such software often depends on school policies and local laws regarding student privacy and monitoring. Schools usually have the right to monitor activity on school-issued... View More
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