Sentences with phrase «parent go to jail»

Teen mom Farrah Abraham criticized her mom (and her dad) for hitting her with a belt when she was little, claiming that both her parents went to jail for abusing her.

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And that means that black women, who were our best voter according to the political people in this campaign, have watched their brothers and their parents, their fathers, and their sons go to jail and get convictions young and be forced into a cycle of poverty.

Their children died, and continue to die, and now parents are going to jail for their negligence.

A group of young Ugandans who had been jailed without ever going to trial finally had the opportunity to stand before a judge, but before the judge heard their cases, he separated the children from their parents.

They get taken in and out of their parent's homes again and again and placed in foster care while their parents get cleaned up from drugs, alcohol, etc or go through the hoops of parenting classes, jail, whatever to regain custody.

Or he could have let this entire thing eat at him forever, killed the man who killed his brother, and then went to jail himself, leaving his children (and the children of the man he killed) angry at the fact neither has a parent to raise them, and they too could fill their lives with anger, hatred, and vengeance, and repeat this cycle.

Not only should the priests go to jail (and get the special treatment for rapists / pedophiles), parents who make their children available to these predators should hold responsibility.

Ultimately I believe every parent needs to decide what works best for their children and their family, but to imply — as the «Likey» did on Facebook — that if you spank your child he / she is not going to go to jail, that just seems ridiculous.

I don't think it's a good idea to penalize grieving parents, but these midwife hacks should go to jail for a loooooong time.

Why would the country the baby is born in ban a name, or go as far as jailing a parent, for choosing a name the government considers to be inappropriate?

«(The COIB is) more like your parents, which are going to say, «Maybe you shouldn't do that; that's probably not a good idea,» but they're probably not going to put you in jail for doing that.

«I think that everyone should understand that if it got to the point where a parent was going to be put in jail for not having their child go to school, that is something that clearly would be over much intervention, and much opportunity to look at what you could do to help the parents and the child to realize the importance of this,» responded Elia.

A wan, scraggily bearded half - ghost when we first encounter him, Dwight is turned corporeal and armed with a vivid sense of purpose when he gets word that the man responsible for his parents» murder is going to be released from jail.

District officials have gone as far as taking parents of delinquent students to court, and some parents have received jail time.

My friend obviously should have said no, but because he was disbarred and went to jail and now has to pay all the money back, but he didn't refuse his parents and look what it's cost him.

As a criminal defense attorney the worst thing you can have to say to a client is you're going to jail or to a parent that your child, no matter the age, is potentially going to jail.

Sometimes we have to spend the money because the interests at stake are too great to risk, and try telling a parent that going to jail for a single day is somehow more serious than losing access to their children forever.

The law in this area is far from clear and there tends to be an element of something going beyond mere non-payment, such as effort to hide assets such as in Parent, however, the law does seem to have evolved to provide that a court may direct payment of funds — in contrast to simply directing a judgment — and if the creditor can establish the debtor was aware of the order, had the ability to comply and refused, it would appear that Rule 10.52 (3) will not prevent a Court from jailing the party in default.

If the support continues to go unpaid, the noncustodial parent can be held in contempt and be sentenced to six months in jail.

Additionally, the agency can go to court and request that the judge hold the non-custodial parent in contempt, which can result in the imposition of fines, jail time, or the suspension of driver's and professional licenses.

(4) I am glad you pointed out what all alienated parents complain of» I pleaded to the Judge to hold my ex-husband accountable for denying my Thanksgiving visitation because if he did not go by his word and put my ex-husband in jail, than it will prove to my ex-husband that he could do whatever he wants, whenever he wants, not obey / abide by the new court order becauase the Judge isn't going to repremand him.»

In my case it is the alleged alienated parent who has made comments to the children such as you are a bad seed and going to jail, curse at the children, has had incidents with the children which were reported to Social Services by their therapists.