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<blockquote data-quote="klmno" data-source="post: 242112" data-attributes="member: 3699"><p>Thanks everyone! RM: One difference here is that they passed a law a couple of years ago that if the juvenile offense "would be a felony if committed by an adult", the juvenile has to have a file with the state criminal intelligence unit and fingerprints go on the record and they do not get expunged. He already is on their for 2 non-violent offenses. That can effect things like going into military, potentially. But, this of course is considered violent, which would put him in a different class and I think it might be one of those offenses that would have to be told to any school he attends in the state. If he had injured me to the point that I needed medical care, (stiches, broken bone, etc) I could see that, and I do think he should have a charge, but not one that makes it look lkike he did MORE than he did- what he did was bad enough. Even the sd has "malicious wounding" listed as more than what he did. I'm just asking that they reduce the charge to a misdemeanor type- also because he had asked for help and didn't get it beforehand.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="klmno, post: 242112, member: 3699"] Thanks everyone! RM: One difference here is that they passed a law a couple of years ago that if the juvenile offense "would be a felony if committed by an adult", the juvenile has to have a file with the state criminal intelligence unit and fingerprints go on the record and they do not get expunged. He already is on their for 2 non-violent offenses. That can effect things like going into military, potentially. But, this of course is considered violent, which would put him in a different class and I think it might be one of those offenses that would have to be told to any school he attends in the state. If he had injured me to the point that I needed medical care, (stiches, broken bone, etc) I could see that, and I do think he should have a charge, but not one that makes it look lkike he did MORE than he did- what he did was bad enough. Even the sd has "malicious wounding" listed as more than what he did. I'm just asking that they reduce the charge to a misdemeanor type- also because he had asked for help and didn't get it beforehand. [/QUOTE]
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