juvenile littering

[cstarr7462]

What is the name of your state? ohio
My son threw 2 bottles of white out out the school bus window.
now he is kicked off the bus permetly and he has to go to court for a violation of code section 4511.82 as a juvenile littering case. they say he has prrior cases but the only one he ever had was dismissed without prejudice to re file. so what can they do to him he is 15 and was looking forward to getting his driving permit on the 22 but we go to court on the 16 can they take that from him? And what else could they do? any help please!!!!
cstarr7462

 

[HomeGuru]

What is the name of your state? ohio
My son threw 2 bottles of white out out the school bus window.
now he is kicked off the bus permetly and he has to go to court for a violation of code section 4511.82 as a juvenile littering case. they say he has prrior cases but the only one he ever had was dismissed without prejudice to re file. so what can they do to him he is 15 and was looking forward to getting his driving permit on the 22 but we go to court on the 16 can they take that from him? And what else could they do? any help please!!!!
cstarr7462

**A: what was he doing with bottles of white out? There are other more modern products used to correct typing errors and it does not make for a clean computer monitor.

 

[racer72]

Get your son some help and soon. Sniffing white out is a popular thing with teens, it will lead to much worse things such as sniffing paints and other chemicals. This should be a much bigger concern than his driving or bus riding priveliges. I saw a site that estimates 3/4 of the white out sold (and stolen) in the US today is for purposes for which it was not designed.

 

[cstarr7462]

homeguru
the school he goes to still does use white out. he has never been a problem before like i said hes 15, just goofing off i dont what more to say i mean he did admit to it even though the camrea on the bus did not get it on film atleast he admits to his wrong doing, thats alot more than i can say fpr a lot of kids now a days!
cstarr7462

 

[cstarr7462]

racer72,
i really dont think my son is sniffing i could be wrong but he a good kid and goes to the doc on a regular basis wouldnt he know if something was going on? plus he is drug tested for the sports he plays at school. how else would i know if he was sniffing? he doesnt have bottles laying around or even hiden i go through his room at least every two weeks to gather clothes or what ever else i can find im worried about other things so i do look just a concered mom.
cstarr7462

 

[Son of Slam]

. Sniffing white out is a popular thing with teens,

http://www.inhalants.org/

 

[cstarr7462]

ok well thanks

well now all of you have made it worse i was just looking for some ansewers and all i have gotten is more ?? and worries, but i really do not think he is sniffing, but i am only the parent so who knows, if there is anyone out the with some ansewers to my ?? please help.
Thanks for more worries,
cstarr7462

 

[HomeGuru]

If your son is not even showing responsibility while riding a school bus, he surely is not responsible enough to be driving a motor vehicle. Driving is supposed to be an earned privilege.

 

[cstarr7462]

homeguru

u mean to tell me u never through anything out a window? nothing i mean come on hes 15 how mature were u when u were 15? i dont understand all the hostlity here i was just lookin for help
cstarr7462
i mean have you had kids? do you have a clue how teenagers are? im sorry but i just dont get it!!!!!!!!!!

 

[HomeGuru]

Re: homeguru

u mean to tell me u never through anything out a window? nothing i mean come on hes 15 how mature were u when u were 15? i dont understand all the hostlity here i was just lookin for help
cstarr7462
i mean have you had kids? do you have a clue how teenagers are? im sorry but i just dont get it!!!!!!!!!!

**A: so are you saying that he committed no infraction and that he should not be punished?

 

[hexeliebe]

im sorry but i just dont get it!!!!!!!!!!

And you have hit the nail on the head right there.

 

[I AM ALWAYS LIABLE]

My response:

Does he wear things like - -

Bell bottom pants?

Multi-colored shirts?

Beads around his neck?

Sandles?

Wide belts?

Beaded bracelets?

Peace and Love buttons?

Leather floppy hats?

Rose-colored glasses?


Does he listen to music such as - -

Bob Dylan?

Buffy Saint Marie?

Judy Collins?


When he gets his driver's license, is there an old V.W. Bus that he's had his eye on? Is it mult-colored?


Does he say things like - -

Groovy?

Keep on truckin'?

Outta sight, man?


Wait a minute! That was ME during the 1960's and 1970's!


IAAL

 

[HomeGuru]

In the 70's, black light posters, incense, strawberry oils, Make Love Not War bumper stickers, Zig-Zag rolling papers, Joan Baez, Rita Coolidge, Neil Young and Crazy Horse.............

 

[hexeliebe]

Joni Mitchell, Joan Collins, CSNY, $1 gasoline, $5 carloads at the drive-in, skating rinks that didn't have riots....

 

[I AM ALWAYS LIABLE]

My response:

If it wasn't for the Vietnam war, I'd really start pining for the "good ol' days". Unfortunately, all of the above-mentioned items were an outgrowth of that war.

But, being a hippie or a yippie was pretty cool in those days.

IAAL