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Waste of time today; it was an arraignment, not a trial
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<blockquote data-quote="klmno" data-source="post: 546423" data-attributes="member: 3699"><p>DDD is right about it putting the kid on the cops' radar- that happened with E, too and others I've heard about ITRW. But, as far as felony, delinquency, etc laws, those vary greatly by state. Unless E is specifically asked if he has ever been convicted for a felony offense as a juvenile, authorities (even in Department of Juvenile Justice) directed him to say "No". He is not a felon. Again, the bad side in this state is that those records are not expunged. You can google that and find it, Terry, but make sure you are looking at this state's law and regarding juveniles. Now I will say that I requested any and all charges E was ever charged with that were felonies to be dropped to misdemeanors because it does make a huge difference if he's ever in court again or girlfriend, committed to Department of Juvenile Justice, and it makes a difference with the sd. Two of his were not reduced but one is almost neglible because he did it before he turned 14yo so that gets classed differently. The other was grand larceny for robbing me in my sleep. Apparently in this state, even if it's a low amount of money, if the money is robbed off a person's body directly, it's grand larceny (always a felony) even if it's $5. That was why he get sent to Department of Juvenile Justice this second time. He was sent to Department of Juvenile Justice the first time over numerous misdemeanors- much to peoples' (even the sd) disbelief.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="klmno, post: 546423, member: 3699"] DDD is right about it putting the kid on the cops' radar- that happened with E, too and others I've heard about ITRW. But, as far as felony, delinquency, etc laws, those vary greatly by state. Unless E is specifically asked if he has ever been convicted for a felony offense as a juvenile, authorities (even in Department of Juvenile Justice) directed him to say "No". He is not a felon. Again, the bad side in this state is that those records are not expunged. You can google that and find it, Terry, but make sure you are looking at this state's law and regarding juveniles. Now I will say that I requested any and all charges E was ever charged with that were felonies to be dropped to misdemeanors because it does make a huge difference if he's ever in court again or girlfriend, committed to Department of Juvenile Justice, and it makes a difference with the sd. Two of his were not reduced but one is almost neglible because he did it before he turned 14yo so that gets classed differently. The other was grand larceny for robbing me in my sleep. Apparently in this state, even if it's a low amount of money, if the money is robbed off a person's body directly, it's grand larceny (always a felony) even if it's $5. That was why he get sent to Department of Juvenile Justice this second time. He was sent to Department of Juvenile Justice the first time over numerous misdemeanors- much to peoples' (even the sd) disbelief. [/QUOTE]
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