Summary
In Nebraska, dating as minors isnt illegal, but sexual activities under 16 can lead to legal issues. Harboring a minor without parental consent is a misdemeanor, potentially resulting in fines, probation, or jail time. If minors live together without consent, its still illegal. Giving rides isnt illegal if the guardian consents.Full Conversation
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Hello, in Nebraska, the age of consent is 16 years. If you both are under the age of * and are engaging in sexual activities, it could potentially lead to legal issues. However, mere dating or spending time together isn't illegal. It would be best to ensure that all interactions are consensual and respectful.
So can her mom call the cops and put a restraining order for no reason
In Nebraska, a person can petition for a protection order if they believe they, or their child, is in danger. However, there must be evidence of abuse or harassment. It's not typically granted without reason. Respect her wishes to avoid escalating the situation.
Is there a law for harboring a runaway kid
In Nebraska, harboring a minor without parental consent can lead to legal consequences.
- Under Nebraska law, anyone who "knowingly harbors a juvenile" without parental consent can be charged with a misdemeanor.
- This may result in fines, probation, or even jail time.
What if they are both minors
If both individuals are minors and one is harboring the other without parental consent, both could potentially face legal consequences. In Nebraska:
- The minor harboring could be charged with a misdemeanor.
- The runaway could be returned to their home or placed into the care of the state.
And if they arnt reported as runaways then it’s illegal
If the minors aren't reported as runaways, is it still illegal for them to live together without parental consent?
Answer: Yes, in Nebraska, it's still considered illegal for minors to live together without parental consent, even if they aren't reported as runaways. They could potentially face legal consequences.
We went living together I just give her rides
If you're just giving her rides and not harboring her, you're likely not violating Nebraska law. However, it's essential to ensure her guardian is aware of and consents to these rides to avoid any potential misunderstandings or legal implications.