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Too late. It is out of your hands.
No. To be prosecuted for rape there would have to be a lack of consent on her part (i.e., forcible compulsion) or he would have had to be over 21.
It takes two years to be a paralegal and three to become a lawyer. I would go to law school if I were you.
How did they not know it was stolen?? Did the person they got it from claim that the name on the card was theirs? I would need facts in order to... Read Answer
You have the right to remain silent. Only idiots fess up to investigators/cops. Remember, no matter what you say it will be twisted around and used... Read Answer
Retain a good lawyer to investigate the matter and represent you. I do not know the facts and would not be able to advise you unless I has the file... Read Answer
A U.S. citizen must have a passport to return to the United States after traveling abroad. If you have a felony conviction on your criminal record,... Read Answer
A dismissed or acquitted charge should be no obstacle to issuance of a passport.
He will be fine as he is too young to go to jail or get a criminal record. This will teach him a lesson to not commit crimes, especially in school.... Read Answer
Assuming he has travel restrictions he has to get permission from his Parole Officer.
You can try to file a "cross complaint" but the police hate to do them. You might have to wait until your case is over. The statute gives you 3 years... Read Answer
They may be looking for someone involved in a crime that was driving a similar looking car.
You have no action whatsoever.
You should find a civil rights lawyer and see if you have a law suit.