can a parent ask a student for pictures that were taken and be able to recive them without getting in trouble?
138095
Your question needs more clarification.  What kind of pictures?  Are they owned by the student or is he/she stealing them?
256861
Just consider the volume.  Showing a few snapshots or sending a few digital photos is acceptable, but just don't ask someone to go through four rolls of developed film or 75 images on-line unless they are close family.  It is perfectly normal for you and your family to be a little obsessed about your new addition and all the photos that go with it, so yes, be proud.  But, just don't overdo it with friends and acquaintances.
305820
I would be very reluctant to use criminal law against parents taking nude photos of their own children.  However, I see your point.  I don't believe that parents should take nude photos of their children.  It may seem cute to them, but it is degrading.  People who counter that it is only sick people who look at those pictures in such a way seem to miss the point.  Such sick people really do exist, and those pictures really do excite them.
32057
I doubt it.  The school uses a professional service, so your best bet would be to contact that photography studio.  You COULD get a yearbook and scan your picture.  I'm not sure if that's legal, but it's doable.
323366
One way that could help is \nchecking with them on a possible\n3 things they like  for ideas and than \nyou can decide on what you'd like\nto give.Ideas: Children today could always\nuse a good book to read, and the trend\nis gift cards for the teenagers. \nOr you could even do something that teachs\nthem about the community, go site seeing\nart, threatre, swimming or it could even be a \ndisposible camera so they can have a \nmemory to add to their photo album. \nIn the end it is what you'd like to give\nthat matters.  It is from you.
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News photos are exempt from privacy rules. California, and for all I know other states and jurisdictions, have stricter rules than normal. Who took the photos? Often one relies on the photographer or the agency to get whatever permissions are required.\n\nYou might want to fudge the faces enough to make them unidentifiable. Remember that famous shot of the two lovers kissing in the rain in Paris? The photographer has been getting letters for years from people who claim to be those lovers. He never answered substantively, wanting to let the writers think they'd had their 15 minutes of fame, until lately when writers started claiming rights, and money. As it happens, the real subjects were paid models.\n\nI don't know what the moral of that story is, except that you should watch out. And that any answer you get on Y! Q/A is not worth much. Even from me -- and I try to watch these issues. From afar: I live in Europe.
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Yes, because the girl is still a minor and even with consent of having the picture taken he could face probation. Usually thosecases don't go that far. The female usually denies ever posing for a picture like that, but there are a few cases where the males got charged for possession of pornographic images of a minor, even though the pictures were given as gifts, and/or pranks. The few cases where the males had them but was showing them off, they also got longer probation periods. The cases where the images were gifts they usually had them images confiscated and did community service, paid fines, and had probation. The rare cases that it didn't matter how the images were obtained they got sentences, usually only about three-six months, and then probation.\nIn some cases the girls also got probation and also was order clinical evaluation.
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OK - I will assume that you are really trying to stay out of trouble and give you a serious answer.\n\nFirst, ask to see her id and make sure she is 18.\n\nThen ask about her previous experience, see if she has a portfolio, and any um, head shots, and then ask if she has any video of her previous "work." \n\nDo not ask for a demonstration, or "samples." If she offers one, I would say no, because she may think that she is "sealing the deal." Do not ask her to remove her clothing. If she has nude pictures, that's fine.  \n\nFinally make sure she understands that she will be in an adult movie. Have her sign an agreement to that effect.\n\nPS - I don't agree with, like or condone porn, but you asked for a legal answer.
133345
you need to copy the address in the address box and type it or paste it in and that is how you tell the teacher you took credit for the picture but gave credit to the person who acually took it.
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First of all, what difference does it make whether the boy is black, white or yellow?\n\nSecond of all, most of the schools in our county do not allow cell phones to be taken to school.  Your mother should give the phone to your sister only when she is going someplace where a regular telephone service isn't available and cell phones are permitted to be used at all times.  Cell phones are very costly.  When she is at home the land line is free to use and wouldn't cost your parents or your sister to use them.  In my opinion a cell phone is only necessary for children in an emergency or for their own protection when they are away from a land line.  Your sister obviously does not respect your parents or their wishes.  She needs to learn to respect not only people but the possessions that she owns.  Especially when they were purchased by others.  If your school does allow cell phones to be brought to the school, I'm sure they have specifically stated in the school rules that they are not responsible in any way if the cell phone is lost or stolen and that that responsibility is held solely by the student who brought it onto their premises.  The school will probably not do anything to help your cause except make an attempt to check their lost and found.\n\nThird of all, it sounds like the boys did not steal the phone but instead found it.  The only way that you can actually accuse someone of stealing is if you have proof of that or a witness to the theft while it's taking place.  If you had any kind of proof at all then you wouldn't be wasting time calling them back and forth trying to use voice indenification and friends calling to try to see whose voice is answering the phone.  You would also have already went to the school yourself or to your parents with the proof that you have and the name of the criminal so that they could call the police and charge them immediately.  Accusing someone without proof is a crime in itself --  Defamation of Character.  The person that you are accusing without proof can legally sue your family for defamation of character, so unless you plan on having your parents pay for that bad choice as well I would watch what you say to other people.  The fact that you have put it on the internet for all to see if a start to the proof that these boys need to get their case going.  The person that is in the wrong was your sister for not taking care of for cell phone and for accusing people of a criminal act on hearsay and suspicion only.  If anyone should be punished at all it should be your sister, for disobeying your parents and not taking care of her own things.  Your sister needs to learn how to take instructions from her parents seriously.  By bragging about having the phone and giving the number out when she was specially asked not to by your parents she has basically slapped your parents in the face.  If I were your parents the phone would most definitely be taken away from her permanently (once it is found) and the cost of the phone, cancelling the cell phone service (if you have a plan on it) and the cost of any telephone call charges that come in on the next bill (if your parents have a plan and get a bill) should be deducted from your sister's allowance or paycheque until these costs are paid in full.\n\nFourth of all, if the boy who presently has the phone right now has any conscience or self respect he will drop the phone off in the lost and found tomorrow so that you can retrieve it.  If he doesn't then I guess your sister will have learned a valuable lesson from this act of disrespecting your parent's wishes.\n\nFifth of all, if I were you I would call the telephone service immediately if she has a plan on the phone to let them know that the phone was lost (not stolen) so that any future calls made on the phone will not be charged to your parents.  You are responsible for the calls that are made on that phone whether the phone is in your possession or not.  That'
387146
Only if its with a student
195346
Nope.  As far as I can tell, you're completely safe.  You may not be able to use those images to publicize the book, though.  But inside the book, you should be fine.
251971
Can be done, but it's more effor than it's worth. Good rule: don't put *anything* on the internet that you don't want the whole world to see. As far as pictures of your kids, I'd skip that idea entirely. If you want friends to have pictures of your baby, send them in e-mail.
231618
Yes!  Schools can lock you in (or out) if there is any emergency situation going on inside or outside the area.  It is for your protection--and so that they don't get sued.
615943
if you got to ask, you don't need to know yet.if you are that curious ask the folks that love you the most....YOUR PARENTS,please don't push the issue online.there really are some scary people out here that only seek to give you mis-information.
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Go to the school and ask for a copy
78224
i am in a similar situation, wanting pictures for a college project. most of the sources i have tried charge money for the pictures, fair i suppose as someone had to take them. try looking on e-bay for royalty free images or google images but i have not been able to find a single location that has a large number of downloadable images.