Legal Question in Criminal Law in Minnesota
deprivation of parental rights
Hi, If you have a warrant for deprivation of parental rights, because you wouldn't let child protection see your children, but now they currently have them, how serious is this crime? I know its a felony charge but I am wondering do you have to post bail to get out?
Asked on 5/17/09, 4:04 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
Maury Beaulier612.240.8005
Minnesota Lawyers
Re: deprivation of parental rights
A felony offense is very serious. A conviction can carry with it significant implications including prison time, fines and a deprivation of civil liberties.
Whether bail is required, may depend on the particular facts of the case.
For a consultation call 612.240.8005.
Answered on 5/17/09, 9:37 pm
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