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What is the punishment for a parent who willfully omits to provide necessary clothing, food, shelter, or medical attendance for their child?
What is the punishment for a parent who willfully omits to provide necessary clothing, food, shelter, or medical attendance for their child?
- A fine not exceeding $2,000
- Imprisonment in the county jail not exceeding one year
- Both a fine and imprisonment
- All of the above (correct)
What is the punishment for a parent who willfully omits to provide necessary care for their child after a court has made a final adjudication that they are the parent of a minor child?
What is the punishment for a parent who willfully omits to provide necessary care for their child after a court has made a final adjudication that they are the parent of a minor child?
- Imprisonment in the county jail not exceeding one year
- Imprisonment in a state prison for a determinate term of one year and one day
- A fine not exceeding $2,000
- All of the above (correct)
What is the punishment for a parent who willfully omits to provide necessary clothing, food, shelter, or medical attendance for their child without lawful excuse?
What is the punishment for a parent who willfully omits to provide necessary clothing, food, shelter, or medical attendance for their child without lawful excuse?
- A fine not exceeding $2,000
- Imprisonment in the county jail not exceeding one year
- Both a fine and imprisonment (correct)
- None of the above
What is the punishment for a parent who willfully omits to provide necessary care for their child after a court has made a final adjudication that they are the parent of a minor child, and they have notice of such adjudication?
What is the punishment for a parent who willfully omits to provide necessary care for their child after a court has made a final adjudication that they are the parent of a minor child, and they have notice of such adjudication?
Does this statute relieve a parent from the responsibility of providing necessary care for their child?
Does this statute relieve a parent from the responsibility of providing necessary care for their child?
