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They say its a felony, he was on probation in the past. What can we do to help him. Also he was questioned without a parent
answered on Jul 27, 2016
A motion for de-certification can be filed to have the case sent back to juvenile court. Essentially, the defense must show that the youth is amendable to treatment, rehabilitation and supervision in juvenile court. This can be achieved through a report by a psychologist, and is more likely to... View More 
answered on Jun 8, 2015
I generally don't like to answer these questions because you sir are playing with dynamite. Sure you could have a platonic relationship but anything more would be disastrous to your future. Involuntary deviate sexual intercourse carries with it lifetime megans law registration and potential... View More
answered on Jun 8, 2015
By touching a 12 year old, in anyway sexual (yes kissing can be considered sexual) you are potentially risking being labelled a sex offender the rest of your life. I don't know enough about you to determine whether you specifically could be charged but you are dangerously close to a line that... View More
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