Oh yeah..the girl who first did the ‘mooning’ wasn’t charged with anything. Police didn’t want to.
You’ve already been through enough and I bet you want to just walk away from the whole situation. But have you considered an appeal based on equal protection under the law?
Or maybe file charges against the girl? Not wanting to get her in trouble but maybe to push the idea that the authorities can’t have it both ways.
Just a thought to help your son get something close to a normal life back!
Hadn’t really thought about it. I didn’t know there was anything we could do, although to be honest we didn’t research anything, just figured ‘That’s that, unfair but what can we do?’ The judge apologized to us, the prosecutor said “I’m sorry, my hands are tied by the laws.” as we were leaving court (and I was sobbing.)
It was very interesting (although if I had my choice I’d rather not have had to do it at all) to read a 30 page report on my family, completed by all the interviewers, psychologists, etc. “He comes from a strong and stable family, parents have been married 22 years, older brother in college, close relationships with extended family. They eat dinner together every night and take family vacations, day trips, etc. Both parents are gainfully employed, there is structure in the house with regular mealtimes, bedtimes, homework times....” etc etc. We have to be one of the most boring families to ever enter FC. I can picture someone thumbing through it frantically saying ‘There’s got to be SOMETHING weird here we can pin this on!’
Our AG has made this registry his platform. There’s no wiggle room, no extenuating circumstances. However a murderer could move next door and I’d never be notified. But I will bring up your post to the family and see what they think. Thanks.