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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Laws should have some common sense, too. Let's make the parents of the 14 yr old responsible for the 14 yr old's actions. They should be held accountable for not supervising her enough. Some states hold parents accountable for kids skipping school. I say we should do the same since 14 yr olds are not capable of knowing right from wrong, apparently, or being held accountable for their actions, which caused a man's life to be ruined. I'm a woman btw.[/quote] That's just not the way this type of law works. It is a "statutory offense," which means that the very fact of having sex with a minor makes it rape. It is not the 14 year old child that ruined this man's life. No one forced him to drive across state lines and meet this child and have sex with her. Those were all voluntary actions on his part and it appears he is being held accountable under the law as it stands. [/quote] FFS he thought she was older. I'm not saying he should go scott free, but in these cases, some common sense should apply. I have a DS and DD. If this situation happened to either of them, I'd be pissed at both of them. If I knew that my dd lied about her age and went on a dating app for adults, I'd hold her responsible for her role, too, and that man for his (or my DS).[/quote] I have a son and a daughter, too, but this has nothing to do with how I would feel about either of their actions in a situation like this. The law is not about feelings or how we think things should be. The facts of this case are that this young man broke the law of the state in which he had sex with an underage minor and was found guilty of statutory rape. It doesn't matter what he thought or what she said. If you don't like Indiana's laws and you are a resident of Indiana, write to your legislators and let them know what you would like changed. [/quote]
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