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Date: 2007-07-23 03:52 pm (UTC)Or perhaps on the jury, though it shouldn't be a jury-trial, since they're under aged, and not remotely close enough to be tried as adults, and thus get the 10-year sentance and be placed on the sex-offender list.
I'm curious to know if the parents were present while being questioned, since that's typically how statues work in most places. Of course the DARE officer could say he was just present while the Vice Principal questioned the boys.
Either way, if I were the judge who had this case brought before me, I'd likely dismiss it without prejudice and fine both the officer and Vice Principal for wasting the court's time. (This presumes the boys don't have a long-standing record of being troublemakers, and that this wasn't a repeat offense.)