debadee123
Junior Member
Thank you!!!
As the Mom of 2 daughters...Sorry to have confused you. Quincy and I were trying to identify and clarify elements of the law that seemed to point in different directions. That's the problem with our often complex legal system, it has so many moving parts and terminology that sometimes it can be difficult to discern what pieces might be relevant to a particular issue.
As a father of four boys and former teacher as well as a peace officer, I can only suggest that if your gut says to keep your daughter away from this guy, then keep her away as best you can. But, be careful, as you may create a "forbidden fruit" mystique to this particular "bad boy" if you lay down the law. Maybe try and approach her from a point of reason if that's at all possible before you become to dictatorial.
Good luck!
The probation officer might have had a regularly scheduled meeting with the boy or the probation officer might have been called at the request of the school or the probation officer might have even been called at the request of the boy. All sorts of possibilities.Well that was part of tbe equation also, the school. They dropped the ball on some other issues this past year & I believe they did with this too!. I happened to be at the school one day picking up my daughter for a doctor's appt. & the receptionist called for this boy to come to the office. He walked in, saw me there & seemed lto get real uncomfortable all of a sudden. There was a woman there waiting for him & they went into a room & shut the door. I asked my daughter later who that was & she told me it was his p.o. (Mind you, this is before i knew any of this.) So he did something to have a p.o. meeting him at school??