How about if the girl is 17 and has parent consent but dont have in written statement???? Then what???
For what? I think that for anything legal you have to have consent in writing and even then it may not be enough.
well then you'll be fuct two ways instead of just one . . .
Parental consent has no legal standing in a statutory rape case in most states. It depends on the laws of the specific state as to how old a person must be to give consent... in NY you can give consent, yourself, at 17.
Parental consent for what? The verbal statement is only good as long as the parents continue to agree to the verbal statement. But, at any time, the parents may decide to change their minds and say, no, they didn't say that. Then the verbal statement is useless. Anything written is always better. However, if the child is a minor, the parents still have legal guardianship over that child and can rescind a written agreement as well if they then deem that it is not in their child's best interest.
For what? Parents consent doesn't override the law.
I don't believe parental consent can allow you to have sex with a minor!
I'm curious what you need consent for exactly.
IP-You spelled 'Liberry' wrong.
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PJ
I had a 17 year old cousin who was almost arrested for dating a 14 year old who was 2 weeks from being 15 year old girl in a nonsexual, but close relationship. He was on probation though, which I don't think mattered much.
I don't think many people actually know dating laws in America.... Are you talking about dating?
What are you trying to get this 17 year old to do?!?!?!
Consent for what? You need to be clear. If you're asking about sex, the answer is no. Besides, there is an old saying that an oral agreement isn't worth the paper it's written on.
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Are you by any chance talking about getting a library card?
To have sex? How old is the guy, check and see if your state has a 'sweetheart clause.'
Than she can't have it done.
With the only noted expection by Pro-choice than anyone no matter the age as long as they are pregant and not matter how far a long they are can decide to have an abortion without question.
Then you could complain to Bubba, your cell mate, about how she had consent while he is doing to you what you did to her.
Your question stops short of making reference to a subject, that is, parental consent for what? Suggest you edit the question and add the nature of your concern.
Generally speaking, any parental consent would have to be accompanied by a copy of a notarized statement in which your parent(s) affirm their consent to the specific situation for which consent is required.
This would probably have universal application in all States, probably in most countries. No one is just going to take your word for it, that's a given.
