No prior police record, no drugs/alcohol. In court for false allegations of child neglect. What will happen?
408675
OK, let's start out at the beginning. As a person who has had to testify in court in several occasions, as well as being friends with a judge and private defense attorney, do not admit guilt! Insist on a court trial by jury. Both the PD's and DA's depend on plea deals to speed things up. By insisting on going to trial, you are showing that you believe that you are innocent and are demanding your day in court.\n\n2. Get rid of your PD. They are massively overworked, underpaid, and stressed out. You need to find an attorney that will work for you pro bono. This will be tough - try going to parent's rights organizations and pleading your case. \n\n3. If you've already admitted guilt, withdraw it officially. Tell the truth - your PD pressured you into confessing in order to get the case off of his books, and you were not provided adequate representation. Ask to meet with the judge & all attornies in chambers, and state your case. The claim of inadquate representation is a big one, it gives you an opening to have everything your PD did thrown out.\n\n4. FIGHT FIGHT FIGHT! Again, the court system relys on plea deals. The more you fight, the more they will back off, espically if their case is shaky. Start documenting all the times that you have called your PD and he has not called you back, or times that you have requested a meeting and he has refused. This will provide powerful evidence to the judge that you have not been provided adquate representation.\n\nGood luck.
1007712
I worked at a daycare for 5 years but I am in a different state and am not sure if the same rules and regs apply there.  If there was an incident report filed it would be at the center.  We had to keep all records for at least 10 years.  If the police were called to the center to help handle the situation there should be some way of getting a report from the station.  Call the center and ask the director and call the police station and ask how long they keep reports on file.  I wish you luck.
735770
The police need a warrant to get your medical records without your consent.  If a doctor gives up that information without your consent, it cannot be used in a court of law.  If you are afraid your rights have been violated get an attorney.
363041
This is just a word of CAUTION.  Whomever you choose, please make sure that you have checked him/her out THOROUGHLY.  Perhaps there is a daycare center nearby who could recommend a reliable person.  Check your local law enforcement website to make sure this person has no arrest record.
799258
I don't know what I can say that will help you but I can reassure you that you are not the only one. My ex disappeared for the first 6 yrs of my son's life and then reappeared acting like he was the best dad in the world. He constantly contradicts what I say (ex.: my son has dental sealants and can not have sticky candy because it will rip them off but he insists my dentist is a head job who doesn't know what she is talking about, he also tells him he doesn't have to listen to the stupid things I say, that my son doesn't have to be responsible for anything -he's 10, and so on). He also created a tape using one of his friend's to play for my son. The contents consisted of this impersonator telling my ex that I did not love my son, I did not want my son, my ex could keep my son, etc. My ex also has no problem with my son seeing pornographic materials lying about his household. My son told of this and more to a Children and Youth Services agent who told me even though what my ex was doing was inappropriate it was abuse. Now for the grand finale, I stopped my ex from seeing my son for 3 months because he informed me he moved back in with his child molesting mother whom my son was to have no contact with and while the investigation was taking place and I was trying to modify the custody arrangement. During this time he filed contempt charges against me, initially sending to the wrong address (one that didn't even exist) so I missed the first hearing. I later received a visit from a constable telling me if I didn't go to the next one I would be sentenced to jail. I had proof that he sent it to the wrong address before we had the hearing. At the hearing my ex couldn't decide where he was living or for what amount of time, stated I had denied him my son longer that occured, and brought forth info that his mother was recently forgiven for molesting her sons (my ex and his brother). The judge decided that he knew my ex had lied about the extended time but I was also in the wrong because I should have known (even though I lacked the resources to find out and frankly my ex should have informed me since he knew, I forgot we are still supposed to wipe their asses even after we are no longer together) that his mother was forgiven for her most heinous act and that he was no longer living with her. Never mind the fact that we had contact since I stopped letting him take him  and my ex could have mentioned it, never mind the fact that my ex couldn't even figure out where he was living, and never mind the fact that not once did I tell my ex he could not see him, that he could not take him, I WAS STILL IN THE WRONG. I was in the wrong for trying to protect my son. My fiance summed it up nicely, the courts are currently favoring the men. The court does not take the child's welfare into consideration just what they want as they are deciding.
897914
The crazy thing is that, it's possible that it can. You just need to go to the county where it happened, and get the record yourself, to see what is on it. I was surprised when I saw mine. Once you have the record, when applying for the job, list and explain the situation. They should not hold this against you. They will however hold it against you if you lie about it. That has happened to me before too. Better safe than sorry. \nps. There is a such thing as an "arrest report". You were arrested, but found inocent. It would still be on your "arrest report". Again, better safe than sorry".
932373
It depends entirely upon what the charges were, and your behavior since they were recorded. In the long run, you are better off putting it on there, because anyone with a valid court order (such as the military conducting a background check) will pull your criminal record, and if they find it and you didn't own it on your background check application, that actually looks worse than the fact that you have had charges filed against you as a juvenile (or adult for that matter).
1081516
You did something you thought would help, unfortunately you got screwed over in return.\n\nNot much you can do, if he continues to say that you've done this then you'll have to find some way to prove that you didn't. \n\nEither way if he lays charges you're branded a sex offender. See a lawyer first, maybe talk to his grandmother, find out if he has any..............um...............other issues going on about why he would lie (I'm assuming your innocence). The fact that he is 18 does play in your favour, he is an adult and as such has the right to make his own decisions whether or not others think they are the right ones.\n\nIt's a hard one, I don;t want to tell you never help another, because then where would you be, but you have to think a little harder now about whom you decide to help.\n\nBest thing to do if this situation comes up again is have the names and phone numbers of a few shelters on hand.\n\na plus is that when the cops came they didn't arrest you they just told you to tell him to go home.\n\nBetter off not to have anything more to do with this kid either.\n\nHope it workls out for you.
1155598
your record gets cleaned when you turn 18, it might be  pain to get details but if you talk to the right person you might be able to dig something up because they keep records of all court cases. Good luck!!
62543
Do you have it set up thru a child support agency or social services?  They should have a record of it.  All you would have to do is call.
1149624
First, get off the racial kick. It will only make you look worse in court and to everyone else.\n\nIf you are trying to get custody away from someone who already has the child, then there is the problem. Courts are not normally willing to take the child away from one parent and just give to the other without significant legal evidence (not just you and word of mouth). Do you have any solid evidence of the drug use and dealing? If not, you are out of luck. To the courts, every Tom, Dick and Harry and female counterparts yell "he's on drugs" when they want to be the custodial parent. They hear it a thousand times a day with no evidence to show for it. Now, if he gets arrested for it and you can get CPS involved, you may have a chance, but you will be investigated too, to make sure that you are living clean yourself. For your sake, I hope you are.
1099776
there shouldn't be a charge on your record, only a conviction.  Were you convicted/plaed guilty, etc..? How did you get convicted?  Would there be reason for a mistrial?  If you did it, or were found guilty of it, you're screwed.  But, you should have a lawyer check out the case, and give you an opinion.  FYI, my friend had a case following from when he was a juvenile.  He's now 30, and it shows up on every background check.  He thinks there's no way out of it, since they don't expunge a minor's files
422263
I'm a law student and can only tell you based on Illinois law procedure, I actually am involved in juvenile abuse and neglect cases.  First you must make a report either to the states attorney or social services, it is best that you get as much evidence of any abuses he commits.  I.E. if abuse, photographs of injuries, hospital records, the same can be said for drug usage or anything of the such.  His wife, can testify against him in a civil manner, the protection of wife/husband immunity only extends usually to criminal matters and she can be called upon in the civil process to reveal his problems.  Their is an entire process of taking the child from the home if any claim gets through and there are a bunch of hearings that will take place, usually they will try to give the child to a blood relative and only a blood relative, otherwise foster care.  Once being the established blood relative it is easier to petition or file for protection orders or custodial orders to get the child.  However, if a closer blood relative is at the disposal of the court and willing to take the child, they will be preferred.  Such as a mother, or a step mother even depending on the jurisdiction.  If you choose to assert custody or attempt to gain custody, you will most likely need to get a lawyer, or if funds are low, the court will appoint the child a lawyer and a guardian ad litem.  You can contact them and most likely if the allegations seem true to them, would most likely argue that custody should be given to you and you may save yourself the expense.  But contact the local states attorney or social services agency, DCS.  Good luck - an experienced attorney in these matters would be good to consult with for better info and more relevant to your chances in your jurisdiction.
220605
There is a possible charge of filing a false police report. I would want to look into it a little more.
1040553
when the accusation has been made even if there were no grounds found it has to be taken into account  the state is responsible for placing those children into good homes  if something happens to the child the parent will sue the state for a boot full of money so they pretty much have to cover their behinds if there is even a shadow of a doubt they will deny the license in most cases
375158
You would need to go to the clerk of the court in which the hearing was held.  I'm not sure where you are, but there might only be a limited amount of information available.  If it involved a minor, you will get no identification whatsoever of the minor.
995927
If you are charged it won't be that serious since you are a minor, and it will come off your record at 18. Make sure your witnesses are at the trial, so they know you didn't start it and simply say it was defence and getting to a trial can be a very long time. The most that will happen is you would do community service since you are a minor and you didn't start it. I think you are looking for a compulsive liar (someone who lies non-stop).  Drop the money thing...they might say it is a reason why you beat her up!