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by Tondoteottotote on August 16th, 2005

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If a child molested another child, but the act is not discovered until the perpetrator is of legal age what charges could he face?

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  • by frank peters on January 1st, 2006

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    Im most countries, if the kids were within two years of another, no charges can be laid. If the kids were over two years, like 10 and 14 there might be a chance of a prosecution, no matter how many years ago. Regardless of the distance of the age, look at the facts. Being a victim today, is manatory, don't matter what your a victim of, you must be a victim! Years ago, if you went to a shrink, you must have been a looney, nowadays, if you do not see a shrink, you are a looney! All kids like you and me, played doctors and nurses, or mummies and daddies. if you didn't, go see a shrink. The worst thing a parent can do, after a kid says that he/she was molested years ago, is pander to the kid. eg: oh you poor baby and shit. That reinforces that they are A victim

    Comments

    • wrong wrong wrong about the 'victim' part....Speaking from someone who knows!

      trixmix

      by trixmix on February 6th, 2006

    • Starts out well but descends into an incoherent rant.

      mister_c

      by mister_c on February 6th, 2006

    • Disagreed with the answer since kids under 13 can't be prosecuted anyway, only over 13 can be prosecuted.

      Zero Hunter

      by Zero Hunter on March 27th, 2006

    • Fuck your victim crap, you ain't got a clue

      anonymous

      by anonymous on October 9th, 2006

    • Kids under 13 CAN be prosecuted. Where do you get the idea that they cant?

      AB1234

      by AB1234 on January 4th, 2011

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