Legal Question in Criminal Law in Florida
juvenile criminal law
Can a 16 year old be charged with felony burglary if he knew a house was being broken into and did nothing to stop it and didn't call the police?
3 Answers from Attorneys
Re: juvenile criminal law
Under these facts, no. A person can be charged as a "principle" to the crime, but only if the person aided, enticed, or encouraged the person that actually carried out the crime.
Re: juvenile criminal law
I read your question and the one response. I agree with that. I would add that may be hard to prove by the State. If my office can be of any assistance in North Fla., please give us a call. Tom Rosenblum
Re: juvenile criminal law
Well the real question is , Can she found guilty? A lot of people are charged with crimes there is no evidence for. I would say the child is not guilty under those facts.
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