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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Okay, so nobody can point to a definition.

Here is one case.

Family lived in southern md, dad has an apartment in DC. He stays in the apartment in DC m-th, he stays in s.md F-sun. His HS students wants to go to HS in dc, the student will live in DC, m-th, go to s.md. On the weekend. Fraud?

Mom and dad live in md. They get divorce, dad moves to dc has 50/50 custody, can they go to school in dc.

Mom and dad live in md, dad leafs mom because she is an abusive drunk, can't afford a divorce, can't afford a place of his own. His sister helps him by a townhouse, he stays in the basement and rents the rest of the house. The kids basically lzive with the aunt, but not legally, they live in the basement. What is their "primary" residence.

These are all real situations.[/quote]

In all of these situations, the students and one or more parents reside in DC. In the case in question, nobody in the family resides in DC. Therefore it is open and shut that they are not residents.[/quote]

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