i was arrested when i was in 10th grade for posession of parapherniala.
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For my the color of my skin. \n\nStopped for nothing.\nharassed.\nspoke against it\nillegal searched me and my car \nweed appeared in the car mysteriously \nboom, jail
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Yes.  And you might want to check with a lawyer to find out the legal age in your state as you may have committed statutory rape.
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I was 11 and man what a babysitter...............
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aw=did you get detention one too many times?
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I was around 11 or 12.
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i did that in 3rd grade
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arrest for both of you if caught
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First of all did they have a search warrant and if so how specific or broad was the scope of the search?  If they had a warrant and followed all of the particulars of the warrant then in all likelihood what they did was legal.  At the execution of the warrant they are not required to arrest anyone though most times they do.  It is not safe to say you are OK until the statute of limitations is up.  Until then you can be arrested for any number of charges based on the evidence they took.  You are unlikely to get any of the things back that they took but if you get anything it will be the lamp and the computer.  I would consult with a lawyer to find out what your rights are and aren't in this situation and the possible outcomes if they use the evidence they retrieved to arrest you.
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Me and my girlfriend met in afterschool detention and have been together almost a year now
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I was 11, during the summer between grades 6 and 7.
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You need to talk to the authorities at your school.  "spying" and "being picked on" are not criminal offenses.  This is kids being kids and it needs to be handled by the school.
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I don't know the laws wherever it is you are... But that is actually False Imprisonment. He kept you against your will, and you were endangerd, and also felt endangered. \nThere are many things that he can get into trouble for, but also, you broke the law yourself so you have to keep that in mind also.\nIf you would like to know more, contact me. I would be glad to tell you what i know.
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I had my door kicked in by the police and my house was destroyed during their search. They cut open my couch, put holes in my walls looking for drugs that were not there. \n\nThe address on the search warrant showed the house next door.\nOOPS\n\nThen they arrested me an took me to jail for 20 hours to make sure "that I couldn't tip off the neighbor that the warrant was really for"\n\n\n4 years later I just happened to get called for a jury duty with a case that was almost identical to what happened to me and quite frankly I would have voted to hang the police in that case.
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U STUPID HEAD!IF YOU DO THAT YOU COULD GET ARRESTED!!! I'M ASHAMED OF YOU!!
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have you been arrested? then you do, if not then no
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The answer is yes.  The Juvenile Court can retain jurisdiction of a juvenile who committed a status offense prior to his/her 18th birthday until he/she turns 21. Ohio Rev. Code § 2151.011. Status offenses are acts for which only juveniles can be arrested. In other words, a status offense is an otherwise legal act that is considered illegal only because of the juvenile status of the person committing the act. The four major status offense categories are runaway, truancy, ungovernability (sometimes known as\nincorrigibility, or being beyond the control of one's parents), and liquor law violations (minor in possession of alcohol, underage drinking, etc.). So the charge of what you call "unruly" would certainly apply.\n\nIt is unlikely that your friend is being detained solely for poor grades in school.  The only thing that you can do is be a good friend and a good influence.  Try to encourage her to confront her issues and seek professional help.  It does sound like she has an uphill battle.  Maybe a traditional education isn't right for her.  But that is for a trained vocational counselor to give an opinion on.  Maybe the right thing to do is get a GED and go to vocational school and learn a trade.  Plumbers and electricians make very good money.  It is possible that training for employment with a concrete goal is the right answer for her.\n\nDo not try to solve all of her problems.  This is beyond the control of one person.  You are not responsible for her. This is for adults to figure out.  Take care of yourself first.  Simultaneously try to be a good friend.  If she sees you doingthe right things it will make her want to emulate you if she looks up to you and respects you.
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You might talk to the prosecutor about getting a diversion. It won't go your record that way. It might cost you a little more but it the charge will go away if you don't get into trouble for the next year.