Reasonable suspicion is a legal standard of proof in United States law that is less than probable cause , the legal standard for arrests and warrants , but more than an  inchoate and unparticularized suspicion or ' hunch '  ; it must be based on  specific and articulable facts  ,  taken together with rational inferences from those facts  , and ...
For child support purposes, the age of majority is 18 in most states, 19 in Alabama, Colorado, Maryland and Nebraska, and 21 in D.C., Indiana, Mississippi, and New York, with exceptions for a later age of majority if the child is still in secondary school.) The age of termination for UGMA and UTMA accounts is listed in the following table.
The specifics of Georgia legal ages laws are listed in the following table and in the descriptive summary below. See FindLaw's Emancipation of Minors section for additional articles and resources. Age of Majority in Georgia. Georgia's age of majority is 18. When you turn 18, you will gain many of the rights and responsibilities that most other adults have. Some of your new rights include the right to vote, and you will now be able to get credit cards, and purchase cigarettes and other regulated items.