My husband being accused of molesting a child?
Ok here are the details, all this happened in the state of Iowa my husband and I have been married for 2 years I have to previous children from another marriage and I am expecting he is in removal proceedings but can't they can't remove him.until his differed action gets denied if it does.. so were waiting on this and we get the news that the school where.2 of his cousins go investigated that they have.been molested and one of the persons pointed out to was my husband( their cousin) the restriction order sayis this happened 6 to 7 yrs ago when he was 18-19 he is now 25 but he has proof he lived in another state at that time so if it did.happened it happens 10 yrs ago when he was 15 and living with them at their house that he barely.came from Mexico alone.the girls are 15 and 16 now but when it happened if it was my husband they should of been.5 and 6 there is an older sister of age 20 now 10 back then but she was not molested I belive my husband will.ever do that now. Back then I don't know because I didn't know.him. I don't know what's going to happen this case is being brought up 10 yrs later and he.was unde age as well under the care of his.aunt the mother.of the 2 victims what's going to.happen will.he be put in jail? Or just deported?
Can the father of my children cut off communication between me and my children?
My ex-husband gets the children for the summer legally.So since me and him got divorce because of abuse. Eventhough he has never physical harmed our kids i felt better if i sent them to him with a cell phone , so incase anything happen our they need to talk the can contact me. Recently him and my daughter have been disagreeing on something....(my daughter is only 8) Now all of a sudden he put a lock on my daughters phone so i can not contact her and told me if i conyinue to call his phone he will press chargers for harrasment..The police said that i can not go get my kids or go over there because his visitation is court ordered...( they said that i can go jail if i show up at his place)I dont understand why he is doing this and i am loosing my mind.
A medical a malpratice suit is held in what court?
Civil court
Is the beating of students in Indian schools legal?
I got slapped by a teacher in 8th class, because some people who didn’t like me told her that I called her crazy. I thought my jaw got dislocated. Moreover, my class teacher yelled at me. It was illegal. I'm not going to write laws but yes, if your parents go to someone in a position of authority and complain - preferably aggressively - she's likely to face consequences. And it was a light slap this time, if teachers like that are not checked, they can get more violent with other students.You do not have to "get used to it" as people here would say. You go to school to learn, not to get battered. You can tell your teacher exactly how many ways she can be legally punished if you or some other student were to complain. Many teachers take out their own frustrations on students, physically as well as mentally.Anonymity : Your parents can request your headmistress or principal to be discrete, but your teacher might let it slip during gossip or something.I can understand not wanting to be the one to get her fired or arrested, but teachers are not supposed to be violent. If your fellow students tell you that it's no big deal, you need to point out that accepting oppression and violence at a young age makes you more likely to take unjust treatment as an adult.Update: So, as it turns out, a teacher “disciplining” students isn’t illegal. At least, it isn’t criminal (according to some case laws). Yet. However, I still maintain that disciplining should be left to the parents. Mine said,”Did you really do that?” My brother accepted that it was irrelevant. Depending on where you are and how much harm was done (and whether your parents are on your side), the teacher could face anything from a termination to criminal proceedings (only in cases where severe damage is done, not for the little whack on your head you get after making a smart comment.) Remember, quoting a section of the IPC should be sufficient to shut her up. Even sending anonymous letter to the school authorities should work. If you’re gonna do that, do it after someone else gets punished, so they don’t immediately suspect you. And have someone else write the complaint (or print it out). You can do a lot, but it’s very likely to highlight you as a deviant or miscreant and mess up your internal marks.Personally, I let it go. I treated her with respect afterwards and 2 years later, I found out that her son had some medical problem. I was really glad I didn’t do anything drastic.