FamilyQuestion
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A friend's uncle was convicted of a 311.a for child pornography. He completed community service, but left the state without permission while still on probation to care for an ailing relative. These ailing relatives have knowingly allowed him to live there. Not only did he leave the state, he was also supposed to be registered as a sex offender, and he had an outstanding dui.
There are minors in the home at times, who have to stay there since their parents are working, and the parents of these minors are concerned that they are violating the law by participating in this "family secret", and could even be at risk of losing custody of the children for allowing them to stay in this home where the criminal is being housed.
Are they breaking the law by not speaking out about this person? Is he allowed to be near minors, in the same house? And do the parents risk losing custody with their children in the home? (Note this is not their home where the man is living, but in the home of another relative).
There are minors in the home at times, who have to stay there since their parents are working, and the parents of these minors are concerned that they are violating the law by participating in this "family secret", and could even be at risk of losing custody of the children for allowing them to stay in this home where the criminal is being housed.
Are they breaking the law by not speaking out about this person? Is he allowed to be near minors, in the same house? And do the parents risk losing custody with their children in the home? (Note this is not their home where the man is living, but in the home of another relative).