The age at which a minor can be sent to a juvenile detention center, often referred to as juvi, varies by jurisdiction. In the United States, most states set the minimum age at around 10 to 12 years old. However, some states have lower minimum ages, such as 7 years old, while others may have higher minimum ages. It is important to consult the specific laws and regulations of the relevant jurisdiction to determine the exact age requirements for juvenile detention.
In most cases, a 12-year-old who runs away will not be placed in jail. Instead, authorities will typically work to return the child to their family or place them in a safe environment. However, repeat incidents or other criminal behaviors may lead to legal consequences.
In some cases, a 12 year old can be detained in a juvenile detention center if they are charged with a crime. The severity of the crime and the laws of the specific jurisdiction will determine what consequences a 12 year old may face.
Typically, in most places, you need to be at least 18 years old to go out without your parents' permission. However, it can vary depending on local laws and regulations. It's always best to check with your specific location's rules.
The legal age to go to a bar in Alabama is 21 years old. This is the same age required to purchase and consume alcoholic beverages in the state.
Yes, a 25-year-old man can go to jail for getting a 16-year-old girl pregnant, as it may be considered statutory rape or a similar offense depending on the jurisdiction's laws regarding the age of consent. Engaging in sexual activity with a minor is illegal and subject to legal consequences.
Sometimes juveniles join gangs for protection. Juveniles who go to juvi do not always join gangs fr protection.
Yes, they can. I am 18 and on probation and my PO said that if I fail another drug test she would send me to juvi. If you're on juvi probation and go to jail, you will more than likely go to juvi.
you have to be under the age of 18, once you hit 18 your considered an adult and face adult charges.
Only the judge can answer that question.AnswerI wouldn't count on just going to juvi for this level of criminal activity.
yes
It would typically not happen. In most states a child under the age of 12 is considered incapable of committing a crime. They would go into foster care. yes you can go to juvi when your 10 ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ----
NO its not even a big deal so you will not go to juvi
Juventud Guerrera goes by The Juice, and Juvi.
Well if they told you the password then that means they trust you and if they don't care then it doesn't matter so no, you can't go to juvi.
Well first off it depends where you live. I am not to good with laws, but i would guess that you would get 1 week (a friend of mine got a week for shoplifting), assumeing you go to juvi. Remember juvi the seventh layer of hell without fire. if you do go make sure your very large for you age and you can fight very very good. Broken bones are no big deal in juvi and kids get into horrable fights almost everyday. I hope that somewhat answerd your question. Maybe if you know anyone that is 17 then you could pay them to buy it for you that would be alot easier and you wont go to juvi for that
No, innocent until proven guilty. You go to court first. I was put in juvi before court so I'm suing. You should do the same.
You could possibly go to juvi and receive a fine for your parents/guardians