Battery with child cruelty 3rd degree victim want drop charges in court
The decision to prosecute is entirely up to the prosecutor.
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The decision to prosecute is entirely up to the prosecutor.
The odds are pretty good especially since he has a good excuse for not paying.
Please see my answer to your other question.
A person has to be brought before a judge within 48 hours on a warrantless arrest or within 72 hours if they're arrested on a warrant.
16 for sex, but he can still be charged with contributing to the delinquency of a minor, and/or custodial interference.
Go to court, and see if they have a diversion program you can participate in.
It is for the prosecutor to place his plea recommendation on the record. Your son will then either accept or reject the offer.
This charge shouldn't appear on her criminal history since she was a juvenile at the time. If she is applying for government jobs then the arrest...
Hire a lawyer now to start working on this situation. Pre-planning is your best friend in this situation.
Your probation officer will let you know if, and when, this turns into a situation where you need to turn yourself in. I would hire an attorney now...