if your 17 in the state of tn and go out of state with your boyfriend who is 17 can you get in trouble?
957128
Well, what are u doing out of state...that is the question. If u are running away so that you can "further" your relationship; it depends on what state you live in and what the legal age of consent (which varies from state to state). Here in my state, 16 is the legal age. I would think you're fine at 17. However, if you ran away from home and your parents are not aware of this...yes there could be a bit of a problem...
1061037
age doesnt matter, but you should wait until you are an adult, you dont want him to get into trouble, remember, statutory rape is still rape even if the minor consents
195857
First, depending upon what state you are in, moving in with your boyfriend could get him tossed into jail.  Check out the age of consent in your state.\nIn most states, by the time you are 18, you can move out and do what you wish.  In the meantime, you must learn how to deal with your father on this issue.  He may not understand and may never agree, but you do need to let him know about the depth of your feelings for your boyfriend.
88771
It depends legally on the state in which you live.  \n\nRealistically, it depends on how mature you are.\n\nGood luck.
735396
Actually yes, once you turn 18 he is a minor and you could be charged with statutory rape, in any state.\nReverse the sexes, it applies both ways.
341982
i really doubt that he can get into trouble. he`s just a kid. that`s what teenaged BOYS do. other than getting in trouble by his parents.... he should`nt get in trouble any other way.
95318
thats perfectly okay. i am 17 soon to be 18 and my boyfriend is 21 soon to be 22. i love him with all my heart. older boys are hotter more experinced and know how to treat a girl. i'm his little princess. but tell your friend to be careful some boys are in it for the booty action. so i wish good luck to your friend.
1107934
and your age is....?\n probably not taking your ex-boyfriend
1053661
Normally the consequences for such action in any state is the drivers licenses are suspended until the 18th or 21st birthday.  Depends on all what happens, accident, person hurt, etc.
51977
Yes, you will get in trouble only if her parents find out and tell the police because your over 18.
359838
Not unless you want to eventually get wrapped up in a statutory rape lawsuit if ya'll are found out, plus the teacher will be fired and go to jail. Did we learn nothing from Mary Kay LeTourneau? If you didn't, see this story: However, I guess if you're over 18 the worst thing that could happen is the teacher could lose her job.
1077736
Well... there is the legal route, and then there is the illegal route.\n\nYou could kill her, but there would be some bad reprocussions on you.\n\nOr you could file a Personal Protection Order against her. That way, when she does call and harrass him, she will end up arrested. Use your weapons, She's 18, he is 17. Technically, he is still a minor and her stalking him like that can be considered Criminal Sexual Conduct. Which would be like charges a 30 year old would get for sleeping with a 16 year old. Though the case is not as severe as far as the ages go, the punnishment for the crime doesnt care.
144148
no your not legally an adult until your 18 and not only could your parents put him in jail but so can the state because he is messing with a minor.
917805
17 is still considered a minor. She can "date" older men that is not illegal. Sexual contact would be illegal. However, you would be hard pressed to get a prosecutor to bring a case considering she is 17.
922422
Not unless a particular state law says so, which could be true in some circumstances of medical and social work and teaching professionals. Unless you have been appointed the Official Nosy Parker for your commune.\n\nAnd as for the matter of a 15-y.o. married to a 21-y.o., that creates interesting issues as to which see the references.
1052723
It depends on how or why it's illegal to posses that firearm. It also depends if you are talking about state or federal law. Look here for more information: http://www.atf.gov/firearms/statelaws/26thedition/tennessee.pdf
714243
First it does not matter, you are under the laws of your state, so if your state does not allow you to leave home till 18, if you ran off to another state, you could still be brought back to your state by the police and face charges in Juv court.\n\nAlso in no state in the US can you sign a legal contract,\nrent a house, get electric power and so on,  so even if you moved out, you would need an adult to do all the legal contracts.\n\nThere are a few states that allow 17 yr olds to move out.