Can a minor child be issued a subpoena without a parent present or in a school setting?
368297
a subpoena? I don't think so, and in a school setting has no bearing at all. I know when being questioned a parent or attorney must be present.
837647
When you bring your children to school you are temporarily giving custody of your children to the school. They are then responsible for the care and protection of your children. The school can be held accountable if anything happens to the them while they are there. It also means that CPS and law enforcement can question or interrogate your child without you being present. They only need the permission of the school. It also means that the school is not necessarily obligated to release your child to you if you go there to get them. This is true in all public schools. I don't necessarily agree with this, I'm just telling you the facts.
115937
You may be able to file a motion to quash the subpoena.  It depends on the laws in your state.  My guess, however, is that trying to fight the subpoena will be as timely and more expensive than just testifying.\n\nYou might also contact the attorney that issued the subpoena to see if there's anyway to get your weak testimony submitted without you having to actually appear in Court.\n\nBut if you do not show, a bench warrant might be issued and you could, potentially, be arrested for your failure to appear. Again, rules vary by state, so I wouldn't chance it.
464212
They would have to declare you unfit as a parent, I believe.  You would be notified in the form of service, either personally or by mail, depending on the laws of the state you are in.  If they have had such a hearing and you neglected to be there, that would probably not work in your favor.  \n\nI would recommend you get a lawyer to assist you in this matter.
1166936
No, the child can't be held unless HE did the crime.  If only a witness, then the clerk can get his name, home #, and address as a witness to the crime and give that to the officer.  It is considered illegal restraint of a minor.
997932
I don't know about specific laws in Maine, but in NC I believe the teachers can hold back a student without consent. If they want to hold your child back, it's probably for the best.
651661
request it from the company, if they won't provide it your lawyer can subpoena it for you.
803632
As a minor, you should have an advocate assigned to you. Petition the judge with a politely written letter.\n\nThe situation is not easy, and in many states Child services is a chronic scandal occasionally rising to the level of criminality.
303737
18 without parental consent.
502430
No, you are not being compelled by the court to go...I think the prosecutor screwed up, or defense counsel, by not issuing a subpoena. (I don't know which side needs your testimony) Normally, when you are called as a witness, the attorney (either for the defendant or the state) will contact you and go over what you will be testifying to. If you don't go, they may have another continuence granted and subpoena you then. I would contact the prosecutor's office and ask about your attendance. Most of the time the prosecutor and defense counsel reach a plea agreement before the trial and you won't testify anyway.
951380
The officers will not need his consent.  If they believe there is a reason, they will search the vehicle to make sure there is nothing in it that imposes the danger to the minor. (In the US, the "minor" is anyone who is under the age of 18).
654967
Yes you could but for that you have to check with your Child's school if they have an provision for the same.........\n\nAlso you maight require some login and password which would be normally given by the school authorities.......
617703
It's preferable to the school district because it's confidential and they can tell you to fuck off and because it's confidential no one will know and it won't become part of the record.  \n\nIt's unfortunate, but go to "Protection and Advocacy" site and request the book they have entitled "Special Education Rights and Responsibilities".  You will be well armed and more able to protect your child.
288756
Call CPS and expose your case!\n\nIMMEDIATELY!!
11629
US public schools must give out their records when asked. You may need to pay a fee however. Contact the school for more information.
813941
Depends on many factors.\n\nHave the parents not contacted her for the entire time?  If so you may have the right.\n\nIf they made arrangements for you to keep her and skipped out you may not have anything.
243650
unless you're a parent, lawyer, judge, etc... you can't - juvenile records are confidential and not open to the public