hey if your mom is busted in your house should you be charge for harboring?

Answer 1

no not if your under 18 and chance are you would be charged or looked at very very cloce

Answer 2

Busted for what is the question? If she is busted for illegal drugs, the state would have a hard time pinning that on you. If you and your Mom live together in the house, it's also a no-go. However, if you live separately from your Mom and you know she's wanted and you do, in fact, harbor her, then Yes - you can and should be charged. (Used to be with the Miami-Dade prosecutor's office.)

Answer 3

No!
Under the Penal Code, 1860
There are scopes of arrest of family members of an accused under the Penal Code for the offence of harbouring of the accused offender. According to section 52A of the Code the word 'harbour' includes supplying a person with shelter, food, drink, money, cloths, arms, ammunition, or means of conveyance, or assisting a person in any way to escape apprehension. However, a family member of the accused may not be arrested for the offence of harbouring the accused just because he or she is a member of the accused person's family. Before apprehension, there must have convincing accusation or reliable proof of such offence in the hands of police. Even if they are proved accused of harbouring the accused, police cannot arrest them whimsically. Offences of harbouring offender under sections 212, 216 & 216A of the Penal Code that have been shown in column 3 of Schedule II of Cr.P.C as cognisable ones for which police officer may arrest without warrant. Here, the word 'may' connotes that it is not mandatory.

Answer 4

She can and will be arrested. But, only if she is actually harboring him. If he's just there visiting, that's not good enough. If she gives him money or let's him stay there, though....oh yeah. This includes if he is under age by the way.

Answer 5

ALOT OF US FEEL AS WE SHOULD NOT B,
BUT U WILL B,
BREAKING THE LAW NO MATTER HOW MUCH IT S U C K S,
IS BREAKING THE LAW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!