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It is happening all over. Here are just s few more examples. King County sees rise in criminals wearing face masks Anonymous and emboldened: How mask use affects criminal behavior | WTOP Armed thieves are capitalizing on the fact that everyone’s now wearing masks in public

PC 272- To prove that the defendant is guilty of this crime, the People must prove that: [The defendant by (act[,]/ [or] failure to act[,]/ [or] threat[,]/ [or] command[,]/ [or] persuasion) induced or tried to induce a (minor) to do either of the following: - 2. (Do any act/Follow any course of...

The age of the minor is very important. In the scenario you describe, assuming the circumstances support the defense of others angle, the child would not likely be arrested. However, where is the other parent? If absent, the child would likely be taken by social services. Character B has...

Note the word "possible" that preceded the list of offenses. Obviously, they all depend on further information. My own experience with this sort of investigation leads me to make certain assumptions about the type of information likely to be obtained, if the information has been preserved. There...

What you describe here is well over the line. If what you say can be backed up with evidence it would be quite easy to obtain a warrant for one or more of the crimes I listed above. I bet there are plenty of incriminating details you have not provided in your brief explanation here of two years...

Assuming you are still a minor, you should disclose all of this to your parents, a school counselor, or police immediately. If you do not do so you may allow for this person to victimize someone else. Possible California offenses: PC 272- Contributing to delinquency of a minor. PC 288.2-...

I'm simply suggesting it is more along the lines of volunteer work. This has more to do with decisions made by the parents than anything the child does.

In the most simple way I can explain it- it is not employment. The parents might be paid for providing information, but that too is not employment.

Still, no. The parents provide information. This is nothing close to child labor.

You should not have ducked under their doors. Why should they be responsible for you doing something you clearly should not have done? If you had climbed up on their roof and fell off would they be responsible?

I will save you the research and just say no.

Under the same theory one might expect children who perform chores of mowing the lawn and cleaning their room to be child laborers.

Your friend won't have an eviction on her record if she doesn't remain, however the landlord can sue your friend for the cost of removing those who remain. I suggest, as soon as possible, removing as much personal property from the home as possible. Make the home an inconvenient place to live...

You aren't entitled to the check, and there is no check if there are no repairs.

"Takedown measure" is fancy talk for "excessive force". I am confident this action will be out of synch with Walmart policy, and the store's many cameras will show this officer losing his cool. He may lose both jobs if the investigation goes against him. He has training to deal with things like...

If you were an at will employee then it really doesn't matter what you think is fair. Nothing you wrote suggests that you have been mistreated in any way. You had an unfortunate outcome to your actions. If your reaction to your employer was anything like your demeanor here then it is...

You must understand why the court order was issued...

Tell that to MLK.

One has not only a legal, but a moral responsibility to obey just laws. Conversely, one has a moral responsibility to disobey unjust laws.

There is no evidence to that. It is an assumption made because the action was taken, but there is no way to know what difference it made. As we have all seen, people have gone about their business anyway. Other than stores closing at different hours I have seen no significant changes in the area...