Pushing A Small To Flee Their State To Non-custodial Parent

[Hrytherford]

My problem requires juvenile law in their State of: California<br />
First, this isn't a few - but two male friends, among whom is likely to be 19 in about 3 months and another who's 17. The 17 y/o has try to escape at home on numerous occasions, and has evaded authorities and parents with the help of the 18 y/o. They're currently planning for a stumble upon state towards the 17 y/o non-custodial parent's home in Virginia (who not really have VISITATION privileges). What're the ramifications for the 18 y/o?

[Lyulph]

Partly depends upon how much they get. If apprehended in Florida then this (at least) applies:<br />
PENAL CODE: AREA 277-280<br />
278. Every individual, lacking the right to custody, who maliciously<br />
takes, entices away, keeps, withholds, or covers any kid using the<br />
Intention to detain or cover that kid from the legal custodian will<br />
be punished by incarceration in a state jail not exceeding twelve months,<br />
An excellent not exceeding a thousand dollars ($1,000), or equally that<br />
fine and imprisonment, or by imprisonment in their state prison for<br />
two, three, or four decades, an excellent not exceeding ten-thousand pounds<br />
($10,000), or both that good and imprisonment.<br />
I am sure Carl is likely to be along soon to complete the extra costs (adding to the delinquency, helping, etc).<br />
When they get FREE FROM California, subsequently NATIONAL costs may come into play because of the transportation of the minor across state lines.<br />
Quite simply, the 18-year old might have jail in his future.

[Derrell]

Estimating aardvarc<br />
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Quite simply, the 18-year old might have jail in his future.<br />
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Cheers. This is exactly what I believed... However, you know children, they believe they know everything and that people people are simply fools! <br />
I simply wish the father may avoid the 'escape'. He is been informed of the intent.<br />
*sigh*