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Topic	Michigan Mom calls the COPS on her 14 y/o LAZY SON who was GAMING all night!!!
supness420 12/15/18 3:21:11 PM #30:	wwinterj25 posted... LinkPizza posted... Is it not there? Truancy is a criminal offence over here for parents if the child concerned is registered at school. The parent will probably be fined if the kids is caught. However this is not a power of arrest and it is not a power to detain, and does not make truancy a criminal offence. It is case by case. If the kid is showing resistance to going to school. The child "could" be locked up in a detention center(child jail) with the criminal offense of truancy. However, if it comes to light the parent is not providing adequate means for the child to get to and from school, then, yes, the parent can be charged as well or instead of the child, but the parent is not charged with truancy, but probably some type of "negligent" parent charge. --- Common sense has changed as the common person's sense is idiotic; therefore, I am happy to say I am not common, and I have no common sense. <cite>supness420 posted [p:914175611] in Michigan M... [t:77303231]...</cite> <quote><cite>wwinterj25 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>LinkPizza posted...</cite> <quote>Is it not there?</quote> Truancy is a criminal offence over here for parents if the child concerned is registered at school. The parent will probably be fined if the kids is caught. However this is not a power of arrest and it is not a power to detain, and does not make truancy a criminal offence.</quote> It is case by case. If the kid is showing resistance to going to school. The child "could" be locked up in a detention center(child jail) with the criminal offense of truancy. However, if it comes to light the parent is not providing adequate means for the child to get to and from school, then, yes, the parent can be charged as well or instead of the child, but the parent is not charged with truancy, but probably some type of "negligent" parent charge. --- Common sense has changed as the common person's sense is idiotic; therefore, I am happy to say I am not common, and I have no common sense.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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