Juvenile Charges
These charges are misleading because most parents assume they have rights when it involves their children. In the court system this is not true. The courts do not consider the parental rights when determining the consequences of a juvenile. Consequences are much harsher if you do not have legal representation at the time of the hearing.
Juvenile Charges can include:
- Chips petitions
- Underage consumption
- Controlled substance / use and possession
- Delinquency
- Firearms
- Criminal damage to property
- Theft/Shoplifting
- Sexual assault
- Trespassing
- Terroristic threats
- Disorderly conduct
- Unlawful possession of weapon on school grounds
- Possession of alcohol on school grounds
- Possession of tobacco on school grounds
- Unlawful assembly/inciting a riot
