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Well, I dunno - if teenagers in Spain are not aware that killing other people is wrong then that's the fault of bad parenting. When I was 13, I knew not to kill other people, because it's illegal, and evil. Nobody is suggesting locking them up like a common criminal. They don't do that here either. But taking the life of another person seems to warrant a harsher punishment than 'professional care'.
Ps - in relation to 'sense of justice'..
Sure it's "evil" and stuff, yet there's a very good reason's why he is not going to jail. I'm so glad that common idiots don't make laws around here "Punishing" someone that young isn't going to do any good.
Sure it's "evil" and stuff, yet there's a very good reason's why he is not going to jail. I'm so glad that common idiots don't make laws around here "Punishing" someone that young isn't going to do any good.
19 is too young to be prosecuted for a crime because their sense of justice is not properly developed.
Child: Shut the **** up Mum I'm watching ben 10
Mum: What have I told you Jacob don't be rude
Child: Such a prostitute
Mum: Jacob don't let be come down there!
Dad: Leave him alone he's innocent his brain hasn't developed yet tell him off when he's 25 roughly, OK?
Mum: I suppose
19 is too young to be prosecuted for a crime because their sense of justice is not properly developed.
You could even try to study little further if you seriously compare a 13 year old to 19 year old
The reason why 19 year old is legally adult is mostly cultural. So if the society sees them as adults, then of course they are to be tried as adults This has nothing to do with the development of human body
PS. In many countries 19 year old wouldn't get the maximum sentence, not even close in many.
Majurius, so you would have no problem if, after spending a few years in "professional care" and turning 18, this kid would move next door from you. And since he has supposedly been "cured", he'd also legally own firearms, and work at the kindergarten/school that your children attend? Maybe later he could become a police officer, and you'd have no problem with that, right?
Cornick admitted to psychiatrists that he had been planning the murder, and intended to do it four days earlier.
He stabbed Maguire seven times with a 21 cm knife in class on 28 April 2014, and then chased her into a room where another teacher blocked the door to keep Cornick out. He then returned to his class and told a friend that it was a shame that he had not killed Maguire.She later died in hospital.
Cornick admitted to plans to kill two other teachers, intending to also kill the unborn child of one of them.
Wow, this little boy clearly didn't know what he was doing as he elaborately planned to kill three teachers and an unborn child. But it's okay, just go to therapy and get well soon. xxx
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"Punishing" someone that young isn't going to do any good.
This has nothing to do with the development of human body 
