i am 17 and have a disorderly conduct , what happens now?

[stealth2]

as for the act tests , at my district you are required a sat rather an act" , I was thinking of taken that untill this incident at school

Who said anything about the ACT? I'm still waiting to drop dead from your SAT scores.

I honestly am pretty well in English, I know proper grammar

LOL *right*.

 

[cbg]

I was already in college at the age of 17, so being at a college reading and writing level at that age really does not impress me one bit. In fact, I'd be a bit worried if you weren't. ANY high school senior should be at college reading and writing level if they plan to go on to any sort of higher education. If you haven't achieved it by now, the few months between now and graduation aren't really going to improve it that much.

So stop trying to impress everyone with how smart you are; you'll get along much better. Not just here, but with the rest of the adult world as well. That's a hint for when you hit court, by the way.

You are accused of a crime. You need an attorney. The best advice anyone can give you is to get one.

 

[Shadowbunny]

my boyfriend and I had a verbal dispute and he had hit me in the back of the head, but no one saw it and the camera angle didn't capture it which is misfortune . he had been threatening me and called me a , B**h and a c**t , and before he striked me , ?

I'm less concerned with her English skills and more concerned that she puts up with a verbally and physically abusive b/f. Dump him. Now. Because it will only get worse.