
07-27-2008, 03:42 PM
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Location: Prince George
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Originally Posted by JohnS
First, there is absolutely nothing that can defend against teen stupidity--remember?
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Stupidity is not restricted to the teen years it crosses over all generations. Are you suggesting we excuse criminal actions based on age requirements? This is not a legitimate arguement for breaking the law, unless it can be proven the individual is mentally unfit to face the charges. The issue here is not just a stupid act but a criminal one and yes there is a defence against it we call it the Criminal Code of Canada. Once again I bring to your attention that in less than a year this lad could be allowed to drive a motor vehicle and if he does something stupid while doing so he would be subject to the laws that apply, I do not believe he could get away with any offence because he is a stupid teen.
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