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Juvenile Issue ''phone harrasment''?

OK, my daughter (and freind(s)) made some prank phone calls while at a sleepover. I mean, singing on the phone, burping, etc... Someone that they called made a complaint to the PD. I get a call from the PD the mext morning, questioning me, and I told them I would resolve it, the first officers that I talked to told me no chages were going to be filed- I now today get a call from a detective, saying that he wants me and my daughter to come in and discuss this ''phone harrasment''. I am very uncomfortable with this- he was very vague in regards to possible charges- I don't feel like I should have to go in- I am concerned that I need legal rep.- Any advice??? I am new to the area and don't have any legal contacts yet. I don't want some detective grilling my 11 year old and have her say something she shouldn't.


Asked on 1/08/07, 9:01 pm

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michael palmer Law Office of Michael Palmer

Re: Juvenile Issue ''phone harrasment''?

My advice would be to not agree to an interview. The detective more than likely will tried to get a confession. Instead, I would wait to see if charges are filed. If so, then I would hire a lawyer.

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Answered on 1/09/07, 8:16 pm


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