I am seeking not to have the minor now adult have a say. She is traumatized and
may want to avoid conflict, thinking that is best...
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Subject: [administrating-your-public-servants] Re: question on a crime
committed against a minor
boy scouts abused came back when adults
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Subject: [administrating-your-public-servants] question on a crime committed
against a minor
Assuming 8 public servant school teachers/coaches/principal/school
superintendent with lawful oaths commit official misconduct crimes against a
minor and then a parent signs sworn criminal charges against the public
servants, and the prosecutor declares no probable cause while the daughter is
still a minor, and then minor becomes 18 during the process of decision by
parent to charge prosecutorial misconduct for the discretion by the prosecutor
to ignore evidence of crime that the court used in discretion not to prosecute,
doe the parent still have a right to press for the criminal charges to proceed,
or does the minor, now of legal age, have to reaffirm the charges?
