Argumentative wrote:Gone shrimping
You stated that it was illegal to drink or drive a car. I have pointed out to you that in 2 of 3 of your points are incorrect. I do not know how many 16 year olds with a disability are driving cars legally but nearly pointing out that if they qualify that they can legally drive.
I agree with your point that kids who commit adult crimes should be named as kids who do this are a danger for the rest of their lives. The only exceptions I would say are those who are mentally ill deserve treatment and not condemning.
On another note I am not Jason never have been and never will be.
Do you honestly think that someone who will not communicate with anyone would comment on a post about a 16 yr old drinking. I think not. Time for you and others to put your big pants on and have a grown up conversation.
Argumentative wrote:Gone shrimping
You stated that it was illegal to drink or drive a car. I have pointed out to you that in 2 of 3 of your points are incorrect. I do not know how many 16 year olds with a disability are driving cars legally but nearly pointing out that if they qualify that they can legally drive.
I agree with your point that kids who commit adult crimes should be named as kids who do this are a danger for the rest of their lives. The only exceptions I would say are those who are mentally ill deserve treatment and not condemning.
On another note I am not Jason never have been and never will be.
Do you honestly think that someone who will not communicate with anyone would comment on a post about a 16 yr old drinking. I think not. Time for you and others to put your big pants on and have a grown up conversation.
Keith wrote:Please keep this thread respectful and without bickering.
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deadorred70 wrote:I suppose him that did the Nottingham stabbings was having treatment for mental heaith.
Keith wrote:t is against UK law to name anyone arrested, who is under the age of 18yrs unless a judge lifts restrictions.
Scouseport_Shrimp wrote:Keith wrote:t is against UK law to name anyone arrested, who is under the age of 18yrs unless a judge lifts restrictions.
I walked past the house where he lives this afternoon, and the Close is still closed with 3 police vehicles parked there.
I'm v.surprised that none of his old school chums haven't come forward, no doubt they will.
Didn't Liebour want to reduce the voting age to 16?
Phil Anderer wrote:Scouseport_Shrimp wrote:Keith wrote:t is against UK law to name anyone arrested, who is under the age of 18yrs unless a judge lifts restrictions.
I walked past the house where he lives this afternoon, and the Close is still closed with 3 police vehicles parked there.
I'm v.surprised that none of his old school chums haven't come forward, no doubt they will.
Didn't Liebour want to reduce the voting age to 16?
Excuse me but WTF has voting age got to do with any of this?
Billy bodger wrote:The 17yr old has not been charged, they have been arrested, so police will only release non-identifying information of the person.
When charged the police can release names identifying the individual.
Sometime on Fri day they will have to charge or release this boy. So people wanting to know the name NOW was not going to happen even for an adult.
Wil the police name them on Fri? Well because of the severity and public interest I think it should be but because of their age it may take the media having to go to court to prove it is in the public interest.
Gone_Shrimping wrote:Because if as seems likely 16 is to be the age at which voting is to be made legal then that should also be the age at which they can be named when they are arrested. Old enough to vote then also old enough to have your name made public when arrested.
Keith wrote:Gone_Shrimping wrote:Because if as seems likely 16 is to be the age at which voting is to be made legal then that should also be the age at which they can be named when they are arrested. Old enough to vote then also old enough to have your name made public when arrested.
But, sixteen-year-olds can't currently vote, because it is currently against the law.
It is also currently against the law to name children who are arrested, unless a judge gives permission (as they did today).
Under the law, the person is a child if under the age of eighteen.
If the law changes, THEN it would be a reasonable comment to make. At the moment, it is irrelevant.
Gone_Shrimping wrote:Keith wrote:Gone_Shrimping wrote:Because if as seems likely 16 is to be the age at which voting is to be made legal then that should also be the age at which they can be named when they are arrested. Old enough to vote then also old enough to have your name made public when arrested.
But, sixteen-year-olds can't currently vote, because it is currently against the law.
It is also currently against the law to name children who are arrested, unless a judge gives permission (as they did today).
Under the law, the person is a child if under the age of eighteen.
If the law changes, THEN it would be a reasonable comment to make. At the moment, it is irrelevant.
As John Cleese would say thanks for a statement of the bleeding obvious !
I know 16 year olds can't vote although the lunatics in charge of the asylum are wanting to allow them. I said when that happens then 16 year olds charged with offences should also be named.
Keith wrote:Not sure why you object to 16 year olds voting anyway? You can legally leave school, and get pregnant, or father a child, at 16 years of age, but not vote in your own future?
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