Sentences with phrase «parent is in jail»

They both died, and now the parents are in jail.

Many of my students have been forced into the breadwinner role at home because their parents were in jail or simply absent.

Sometimes the child's parents are in jail or suffering from drug abuse issues, mental health issues or intellectual disability.

Not exact matches

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.

If a parent did that, he'd be in jail.

If a parent did that type of thing today they'd be in jail (speak to Andrea Yates... prime example of doing something bat shit crazy in the name of religion).

They're also less likely to be single parents, to run into problems with credit, or to wind up in jail.

«Young men who grow up in homes without fathers are twice as likely to end up in jail as those who come from traditional two - parent families... those boys whose fathers were absent from the household had double the odds of being incarcerated — even when other factors such as race, income, parent education and urban residence were held constant.»

Many children are reluctant to tell anyone that they have a parent in jail.

With a bad environment and poor parenting, orchid children can end up depressed, drug - addicted, or in jail — but with the right environment and good parenting, they can grow up to be society's most creative, successful, and happy people.

Daughters raised by single mothers are more likely to engage in early sexual activity and become pregnant; their brothers are twice as likely to spend time in jail as their peers raised by married parents.

In some cases, the parent who denies visitation to the other parent will actually be fined a significant sum of money or even be required to serve jail time.

These last five included witnessing domestic violence; having divorced parents; having family members who had been in jail, had mental illness, or had substance abuse problems.

Jail is an interesting place to observe parenting in practice.

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?

Richie, if trying to shake some sense into a teenage son for bringing illegal drugs to school merits jail time, then more parents should be in jail.

«(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.

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And republicans, in addition, are concerned about many other issues: the discrimination faced by the LGBT community, consumers at the mercy of retailers or companies, Internet users at the mercy of providers or regulatory states, children at the mercy of their parents or teachers, the elder at the mercy of younger disrespectful citizens, the kid being bullied by a classmate at school, the prisoner abused by his jail mates or by the prison authorities, etc..

«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.

In addition to domestic violence, parents were asked if the child lived with anyone who had a problem with alcohol or drugs; if they lived with anyone who was mentally ill, severely depressed or suicidal; if they lived with anyone who served time in jail or prison; if a parent or guardian was divorced or separated; or if a parent or guardian had dieIn addition to domestic violence, parents were asked if the child lived with anyone who had a problem with alcohol or drugs; if they lived with anyone who was mentally ill, severely depressed or suicidal; if they lived with anyone who served time in jail or prison; if a parent or guardian was divorced or separated; or if a parent or guardian had diein jail or prison; if a parent or guardian was divorced or separated; or if a parent or guardian had died.

Booked into the Gwinnett County Jail wearing a neck brace and breathing tubes, Edward Kramer, 51, is facing child molestation charges dating back to the year 2000... «He becomes involved in relationships with single parents,...

Elsewhere, a headstrong recently released ex-con (Charlie Hunnam) visits his parents for Thanksgiving but finds unwanted answers could land him right back in jail, and an overprotected and undervalued smalltime cop (Kate Mara) learns her dream position could be threatened due to the cataclysmic collision of the aforementioned events.

Stricter attendance policies — with consequences for truancy ranging from lower grade point averages to fines and jail time for parents — are paying off in several school districts Education World contacted.

Many parents were in and out of jail, work, rehab, and abusive relationships.

«We have foster kids and homeless kids with jailed or drug - addicted parents; we have some kids who lost their parents in Eritrea and are now here living with siblings.

But the counselors in these offices, heads tilted to the noise of the street, as well as Brockton's teachers, paraprofessionals, and other educators, are committed to making sure students who suffer traumatic experiences, like a parent's jail time, do not have their own development arrested.

Parents Will Risk Jail Time For Their Children's Education December 7, 2015 by Brett Kittredge Two Washington D.C. police officers are the latest to face jail time for committing residency fraud in an effort to ensure their children receive a quality education that was not available in their assigned neighborhood public schJail Time For Their Children's Education December 7, 2015 by Brett Kittredge Two Washington D.C. police officers are the latest to face jail time for committing residency fraud in an effort to ensure their children receive a quality education that was not available in their assigned neighborhood public schjail time for committing residency fraud in an effort to ensure their children receive a quality education that was not available in their assigned neighborhood public school.

«The district's move was brought about by the pressure generated over the last few months from parents, school communities and educators,» he said, adding that it would «ameliorate some of the horrible conditions that educators face in the actual teacher jail rooms.»

«[EVAAS] depends a lot on home support, background knowledge, current family situation, lack of sleep, whether parents are at home, in jail, etc. [There are t] oo many outside factors — behavior issues, etc.» that apparently are not controlled or accounted for in the model.

According to PrisonFellowship.org, «Children with a parent in jail or prison are teased more often at school and «may internalize the stigma and experience lower self - esteem, especially if they identify with the incarcerated parent... Others may react with anger, defiance, and a desire for retaliation against those who reject and taunt them.

I have never been more embarrassed than on the night my parents had to fetch their fifteen - year - old daughter from the county jail at three in the morning.

«But when a parent with a child in tow runs into the grocery store for a few minutes, he or she has to choose between allowing the child to wait in the car, which is safer but might get her arrested or jailed and / or her child taken away — and the more dangerous option of bringing the child with her because this is socially approved» (NPR).

It's not uncommon for judges to fine or jail delinquent parents for «contempt of court» (meaning, the delinquent parent disobeyed a court order — in this case, a child support order).

Since fleeing from Vietnam with her family at a very young age — twice they were captured and her parents jailed — Tam has always been interested in learning more about Vietnam and the plight of people in developing countries.

«Fertility tourism» is the somewhat derisive term for cross-border travel to access artificial reproductive services that are restricted or unavailable in the traveler's home country.123 Such tourism can be a two - way street.124 Canada, for example, imposes severe penalties on anyone who provides compensation to a gestational surrogate.125 The risk of a serious fine and even jail time acts as a deterrent to Canadians who have no access to altruistic surrogates within Canada.126 The restrictions encourage Canadians to access ART services in the United States or other countries.127 On the other hand, Canada can be an attractive destination for intending parents who are not Canadian but who have access to an altruistic Canadian surrogate because the public health system greatly reduces the medical costs for the pregnancy and birth of the baby.128 India has a growing reputation for providing low - cost gestational surrogacy as it allows women to be compensated for providing such services.129 All of these scenarios present potential LRW problems addressing contract interpretation and enforceability.

Another mother was jailed for sending a birthday card and a father jailed for waving at his children in care as they passed by in the street.Cases of child abuse or neglect should be dealt with by criminal courts where parents are presumed innocent of such offences unless proved guilty beyond reasonable doubt.

No, I'm neither a doctor nor a parent, so it is not my responsibility or place to tell my clients what they should want or do, but it really can be sad and heartbreaking and frustrating when you suddenly seem to be their only friend in the world and the only thing you can do is try to get them out of jail and hope they'll make the best of it from there.

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.

It's relatively common for judges to fine or jail delinquent parents for «contempt of court» (meaning, the delinquent parent disobeyed a court order — in this case, a child support order).

Another one, before a teen decides to get licensed, the parents should educate their teen about the traffic laws and about the possibility of being in jail for 18 year - old teens and counseling for under 18 teens who violate just even one of these laws.

Last year, a 57 - year - old woman indoctrinated by hoaxer websites was sentenced to five months in jail for phoning death threats to a Sandy Hook parent.

Parents who violate child custody orders are subject to certain penalties, including allowing for make - up times with children, paying the other parent's attorney fees needed to address such violations or even jail time or fines in extreme circumstances.

The court is likely to award sole legal and physical custody to the parent who is not in jail since the jailed parent can not participate in the actual parenting of the child.

When the jailed parent is released, he can file a motion to modify the custody order the other parent obtained while he was in jail, and the formerly jailed parent can seek visitation or a change in custody.

When temporary custody is issued because a parent is sick, in jail or otherwise unable to care for the child, the temporary order may expire when the parent is again able to care for the child.

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

Some parents had other children of which current children were not aware; in some cases children were unaware of previous husbands of their mothers; incarcerations were kept secret, although the person had been living in the house at the time they were sentenced to jail.

Very few parents who have been involved in the day - to - day raising of their children are willing to surrender all authority for making decisions to the other parent; this is more likely to occur in situations where they have not been involved in the children's lives (owing to lack of interest, the fact that they live in another country, are in jail, or some other factor that has weakened or severed the parent - child bond).

Boys in single - parent homes are about twice as likely, and boys in stepfamilies are 2 1/2 times more likely, to commit a crime leading to jail time by their 30s.