Prank, Sins, or Crimes -- Teens and the Law

4901 S Chesterfield Rd, Arlington, VA | Get Directions »
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Wakefield High School, Entrance on Dinwiddie Street

• How many teens can a teenage driver legally carry? 
• Will bringing a pocket knife to school go on your permanent record? 
• If others in the room are smoking pot, is everyone liable to arrest?
• Is covering a house with toilet paper illegal? 
• Can you do hard time for stealing a stop sign? 
• Does Arlington have a curfew?

Arlington Family Network presents 

"Pranks, Sins or Crimes?Teens and the Law"

WHEN: Thursday, May 10, 7-9pm

WHERE: Wakefield High School Cafeteria, 

A panel of law-enforcement, legal and juvenile rights professionals will discuss a variety of scenarios that teens can and often do find themselves in. This presentation is designed for middle- and high-school age students and their parents.

Panelists include:

Lisa Bergman - Assistant Commonwealth's Attorney for Arlington

Tim Coffman - Senior Juvenile Probation and Parole Officer

Corporal Kyle Anderson, School Resource Officer, Arlington County Police Department

Corporal James Tuomey - School Resource Officer, Arlington County Police Department

Elizabeth Tuomey - Defense Attorney, Arlington

Meg Tuccillo - Assistant Superintendent, Arlington County Schools