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2 alisaandalans answered
Nothing serious is going to happen to him. There will surely be a record, a lawsuit will be given, which maybe you will have to pay a certain amount, but he will not go to jail precisely because he is underage-will stay with you. What I would advise you is not to fight, shout, punish or beat/say it, because I have also stepped out the law of teenage years/I had stolen/and I know what the reaction of the parents/. Be his friend and talk to him. Maybe they framed him. He certainly has experienced a great fear of what will happen to him as you are now.
3 brooke answered
There are no more, although a short stay would be good for him.
4 ayamedina99 answered
They're not going to do anything to him. They will have it in the records for half a year, and for this period should not be put at all between the slapping. After six months, you're going to appeal and clean up your file, it's not bad and you can talk to him. Take a look at his entourage. Things have to change, there must be at least a year in prison for possession of marijuana, whether for personal use or distribution. The destruction of young people is the irreparable evil of "democracy" as much as your crooked souls, many things of the past have to come back.
1 Kamilar-Miller answered
I'm a lawyer, and I want to reassure you. For starters, we ALL make mistakes, there are no completely clean people. The important thing is to strive not to repeat them. About your case. I am not very familiar with this type of crime, but the Grail that is found in the holder always affects the prosecutor's decision on how to approach and whether to initiate a pre-litigation procedure at all, if this is no longer done by the investigators. There is a provision art. 9 para. 2 NK, which illustrates similar cases. A crime is present from an objective and subjective side, but because of its malsignificance (the small Amount) Act is not considered to be criminal and should be terminated. If you do not stack the circumstances and the case goes to court, usually the defense of the accused and the prosecutor conclude an agreement, as for such a crime there is no minimum stipulated and in the light of other aggravating circumstances such as his clean criminal record, his little age, etc. is quite likely to be fined and sentenced to several months probation. But if he's underage, I don't believe it to come to that. Again, I call you not to worry, but simply to accept what happened and to continue to prevent your son from falling into such situations.