Of course!
If they are strangers to each other then usually yes it is, but no charges an usually be pressed unless something sexual is said.
No. That is assault and/or battery. Charges can be pressed for such things.
Pushing anyone is an assault on that person.
You're talking serious stuff. Kidnapping is a v-e-r-y serious offense whether you're a juvenile or an adult. You will not get a slap on the wrist for it. At the very least you're looking at some serious time in a juvenile facility and if they try you as an adult, possibly time in the state penitientiary.
The same as for an adult. Note: they may also be charged with under=age consumption.
No. "Dismissal WITH prejudice" means the judge has ruled that those particular charges cannot be brought forth again.
The minor will be returned home and the adult will be facing federal charges for taking them in (because once you cross state lines, it becomes a federal issue).
That is called ``providing alcohol to a minor'' or "social supply", and it is illegal in many places. It can result in fines, criminal charges, and other legal consequences for the adult.
If the minor is too big for the adult to restrain, then the adult should be allowed to hit minor and press charges.
No, in Wisconsin, it is illegal for an adult to engage in any sexual contact with a minor, which includes forcing a minor to kiss them. This behavior would be considered sexual assault and could result in criminal charges.
Technically charges of rape can be pressed against the male in question, as he is a legal adult and the female is a minor, but if no one wishes to take it to court, the pregnancy proceeds as any other would.