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Am I legally allowed to go after the person who hurt my daughter? Ask the Lawyer

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Q: My daughter is 15. A boy at school attacked her; it was unprovoked. She is physically hurt, needed medical attention and psychologically, it has caused her noticeable harm. She is not sleeping well, she is not herself. The kid who did this is 17 and is pleading guilty. If I got the chance to smash him in the face or rough him up, are you telling me doing so would be breaking the law? S.S., Santa Clarita   Ron Sokol A: You are not allowed to t…

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Am I legally allowed to go after the person who hurt my daughter? Ask the Lawyer

Q: My daughter is 15. A boy at school attacked her; it was unprovoked. She is physically hurt, needed medical attention and psychologically, it has caused her noticeable harm. She is not sleeping well, she is not herself. The kid who did this is 17 and is pleading guilty. If I got the chance to smash him in the face or rough him up, are you telling me doing so would be breaking the law? S.S., Santa Clarita   Ron Sokol A: You are not allowed to t…

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San Gabriel Valley Tribune broke the news in on Tuesday, October 14, 2025.
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