Seems they've been quietly lurking around Myswag over in Wokeland-
https://www.msn.com/en-au/news/australia/the-seven-crimes-that-could-land-a-child-behind-bars-for-decades/ar-AA1QfBna
Personally I think we should be a lot more multicultural with a goodwill visit to Singapore to bring back their rattan cane. Starting on the parents.

Quote from: Foo on Today at 06:54:34 AMalso the fact that they will get a slap on the wrist!

Now, now!

You can't be too brutal on the poor little darlings

Quote from: Bird on Yesterday at 11:56:08 AMThere is no hope.

Melbourne teen, 13, involved in alleged attempted carjacking has seven charges dropped because of his age

But in court this week, those seven charges were dropped against the 13-year-old because the court held the police would not be able to prove any child of that age knew what he was doing was morally wrong.

The legal principle known as doli incapax presumes that a child between the ages of 10 and 14 lacks the criminal intent to be held responsible for a crime.

Doli incapax has a history almost as ancient as the Latin phrase itself. Examples of its existence can be traced back to the Middle Ages, and as early as 1619 it was expressed in England

These little arse wipes know full well what they are doing and also the fact that they will get a slap on the wrist! 

Foo

Yeh well kids today are a lot more aware than kids in the 1600s. They get an education to start with.

Quote from: Bird on Yesterday at 11:56:08 AMThere is no hope.

Melbourne teen, 13, involved in alleged attempted carjacking has seven charges dropped because of his age

But in court this week, those seven charges were dropped against the 13-year-old because the court held the police would not be able to prove any child of that age knew what he was doing was morally wrong.

The legal principle known as doli incapax presumes that a child between the ages of 10 and 14 lacks the criminal intent to be held responsible for a crime.

Doli incapax has a history almost as ancient as the Latin phrase itself. Examples of its existence can be traced back to the Middle Ages, and as early as 1619 it was expressed in England

I might have to back date my birthday a year or two if I catch 1 of the little 13 year old to match theirs

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2025-11-11/influencer-fined-for-lighting-fire-on-kgari/105995126

Better idea would be feed the silly cow to the fire!

There is no hope.

Melbourne teen, 13, involved in alleged attempted carjacking has seven charges dropped because of his age

But in court this week, those seven charges were dropped against the 13-year-old because the court held the police would not be able to prove any child of that age knew what he was doing was morally wrong.

The legal principle known as doli incapax presumes that a child between the ages of 10 and 14 lacks the criminal intent to be held responsible for a crime.

Doli incapax has a history almost as ancient as the Latin phrase itself. Examples of its existence can be traced back to the Middle Ages, and as early as 1619 it was expressed in England

Quote from: Fizzie on October 23, 2025, 07:42:11 AMI had a chuckle as well, but I can also understand what he's saying though.

Just been looking at Park Passes, for both WA & NT, for our trip next year.

WA, was able to sign up for a limited membership with RAC & buy an annual Senior's pass, that covers everybody in the car, for $40

NT, each person needs a pass, not just 1 for the car, which then only lasts 2 weeks, for $30 each, or $60 annually

But that pass doesn't cover either Kakadu or Uluru! 

For them, you need a different pass, issued by Federal Parks, for $30 each for 7 days at Kakadu, & then $38 each for 3 days at Uluru / Olgas    

So WA is 1 x $40 for the year, but NT is 2 x $60 + 2 x $68 = $256!!! 

But we want tourists to come & visit

but if you live here in the NT... they're all free.

Quote from: spadge on October 21, 2025, 01:18:01 PMWhat's a potato cake???

apparently a Mexican thing... (Victoria for those in Mexico)

Heres hoping.