@HIGHBROW_HIPPIE@MichelleAMilew@bqqp911@TheAshleysRR Rightfully so. They have a contentious relationship (to say the least). But I personally don’t think it would do anything in the long run unless there was a conviction. In the interim, it could act as a way to delay or drag things out.
@bqqp911@TheAshleysRR@MichelleAMilew One who has custody. I didn’t look to see if they have anything similar, but I could totally see this being used in an attempt to get a charge. In my state, you can also bring and prosecute charges on your own as well if the court allows a warrant to issue upon application.
@bqqp911@TheAshleysRR@MichelleAMilew I agree on this point. She has affirmative defenses at her fingertips to help. But I do know that in GA, we have a law that is kind of lax when it comes to interfering with custody. It doesn’t require hiding them. It’s just knowingly taking or enticing the child away from the…
I don't expect her to remember me by any means, but I know what it feels like to hear that I've done a good job. I want to make sure she knows that she did. And just in case, it was Reinhardt from 1998-1999 and I was Amie Ellis then. Just had to share.
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And I am a better writer because of her (English professor). She was tough when it came to grading papers. I think it was 20 points per mistake. It really pushed you to work hard. A few peers did shed some tears over some 20/F papers, but they also came out better in the end.