Childs Rights In California

What are my son's rights? He's 11 years old based upon here. Say some girls had said he made terrorist threats. No one witnessed it. There's no evidence, no proof yet. My son, 11 years old was arrested taken to a hospital and left for * hour evaluation. Our homes were rated. We were never notified. No weapons were found no evidence of anything. Is all based on here? Say what rights do we have? I against the school or the police department

I'm sorry to hear about your situation. Here are some general rights and steps you might consider:
- Rights of Minors: Your son has the right to legal representation and due process.
- Parental Rights: You should have been notified of the arrest and evaluation.
- Evidence: Lack of evidence could be a strong point in your defense.
- School and Police Accountability: You may have avenues to file complaints or even lawsuits for wrongful actions.
Which state are you located in? This can help provide more specific information.

California

Your situation has several critical elements that could be explored further. In California, you have specific rights as a parent, and your son has rights as a minor.

Key Points:
- Rights of Minors: Legal representation, right to be notified of charges, privacy rights during medical evaluations.
- Parental Rights: Right to be informed of your child's arrest and evaluation, right to contest the actions taken.
- Evidence and Due Process: The absence of evidence is beneficial for your defense.
- Possible Actions: Consider filing complaints with the school district and police department, or consulting an attorney for potential legal action.
Would you like more detailed information on how to proceed with a complaint or legal action?

Cyes

It sounds like a serious situation involving potential violations of your son's and your rights. Here are some specific points to consider in California:
- Rights of Minors: Your son has the right to legal representation and due process.
- Parental Rights: You should have been notified about the arrest and the evaluation.
- Evidence: Lack of evidence is a strong point for your defense.
- School and Police Accountability: You have the right to file complaints or lawsuits for wrongful actions.
Would you like detailed steps on how to file a complaint or initiate legal action?

I would like more information.Detailed information and steps on how to file a complaint and initiate illegal action for the wrongful actions based upon hearsay from children

It sounds like a complex and serious situation. Here are the detailed steps to file a complaint and initiate legal action in California:

Filing a Complaint
*. Gather Evidence:
- Collect all related documents, medical records, and any communication with the school and police.
*. School District Complaint:
- Write a formal complaint letter to the school district.
- Include details of the incident, rights violations, and lack of evidence.
- Send it via certified mail.
*. Police Department Complaint:
- File a complaint with the Internal Affairs Division of the police department.
- Provide the same detailed information as the school district complaint.

Initiating Legal Action
*. Consult an Attorney:
- Seek legal advice from an attorney specializing in civil rights or family law.

*. File a Lawsuit:
- Your attorney can help you file a lawsuit for wrongful arrest, illegal search, and other rights violations.
*. Civil Rights Complaint:
- File a complaint with the Civil Rights Division of the U.S. Department of Justice if civil rights were violated.
Would you like the contact information for the relevant organizations, or do you have any specific questions about theseIt sounds like a complex and serious situation. Here are the detailed steps to file a complaint and initiate legal action in California:

Filing a Complaint
*. Gather Evidence:
- Collect all related documents, medical records, and any communication with the school and police.
*. School District Complaint:
- Write a formal complaint letter to the school district.
- Include details of the incident, rights violations, and lack of evidence.
- Send it via certified mail.
*. Police Department Complaint:
- File a complaint with the Internal Affairs Division of the police department.
- Provide the same detailed information as the school district complaint.

Initiating Legal Action
*. Consult an Attorney:
- Seek legal advice from an attorney specializing in civil rights or family law.

*. File a Lawsuit:
- Your attorney can help you file a lawsuit for wrongful arrest, illegal search, and other rights violations.
*. Civil Rights Complaint:
- File a complaint with the Civil Rights Division of the U.S. Department of Justice if civil rights were violated.
Would you like the contact information for the relevant organizations, or do you have any specific questions about these

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