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Question about a runaway child?
Scenerio:
Mom loses custody of child because of a neglect of a dependent charge. Son becomes a ward of the state. Son is placed in state-approved foster care. Son runs away, mom helps harbor him to a different state. (3 state lines, mind you).
What can she be charged with?
2 Answers
- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
She can definatly be charged with obstruction of justice. If there is a restraining order or something along the lines that she is not allowed to see him, she can be charged for violating that. But in my opinion, she is just being a mom, why punish her?
- Patches6Lv 51 decade ago
Alot...aiding and abeiting; I would of turned him over to the authorities so the stay at foster would be definite to him...Could there of been trouble at the foster's domain?