WTF Ohio?
- Thread starter Loren Littlejohn
- Start date
timislegend
Member
- Jun 8, 2010
- 1,654
- 1
- 38
yes... it is an act of perjury which is a felony in practically every state in the nation.
almost every school enrollement application states:
"upon initial enrollment in the school district, proof of domicile is necessary in order to ensure that a student is enrolled in the boundaried or assigned school. two proofs of domicile reflecting correct address are required to register a student."
most states/counties also observe:
"a person who knowingly makes a false declaration under penalties of perjury is guilty of the crime of perjury by false written declaration, a felony of the third degree."
another words... if you are told not to break the law and you break the law, there are consequences.
almost every school enrollement application states:
"upon initial enrollment in the school district, proof of domicile is necessary in order to ensure that a student is enrolled in the boundaried or assigned school. two proofs of domicile reflecting correct address are required to register a student."
most states/counties also observe:
"a person who knowingly makes a false declaration under penalties of perjury is guilty of the crime of perjury by false written declaration, a felony of the third degree."
another words... if you are told not to break the law and you break the law, there are consequences.
timislegend
Member
- Jun 8, 2010
- 1,654
- 1
- 38
[UEAK]Clowd;9629302 said:
that does make it right!
i think it is more sick that parents would rather lie and break the law than honestly attempt to put their children in a good school.
we lead by example.
Yep, they broke the law, they have to pay for it.
The problem wasn't enrolling her kids in a different school district, anyone is allowed to do that. The problem is that she lied so she wouldn't have to pay. She stole. It's a crime.
The problem wasn't enrolling her kids in a different school district, anyone is allowed to do that. The problem is that she lied so she wouldn't have to pay. She stole. It's a crime.
Similar threads
