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From the comments on npr: Where is the "and then the boys were arrested for illegal wiretapping and dissemination of child pornography" part of the story? "Afte
by justhw 14y ago
From the comments on npr: Where is the "and then the boys were arrested for illegal wiretapping and dissemination of child pornography" part of the story? "After their convictions, their friends didn't think it was so funny, and the boys didn't hold their heads up when they had to register as a sex offender" would stop this from happening quick.
Could you see some measures being enforced to minors?
- asmithmd1 14y agoExactly, why is the principal of the school calling the girls mother? He should be cooperating with the DA in bringing a host of felonies against the boys; and then letting everyone know how a felony will affect their lives.
- tjic 14y agoWhy should the principal be involved in an action that didn't take place on school grounds?
- asmithmd1 14y agoIt sounds like the possession and distribution of child pornography took place on school grounds. I would call the boys parents after I called the police.
- maskedinvader 14y agoI was thinking the same thing ! why the hell would the principal have to make things all that much worse for the girl ? If I was the principal, id call the boys mother and punish him badly so he never ever dares to attempt this sort of thing again !
- betterunix 14y ago...and then the boy will be forced to live under a bridge: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Julia_Tuttle_Causeway_sex_offender_colony https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Julia_Tuttle_Causeway_sex_offe... Then again, this sort of treatment of children is not really a new practice: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Child_sacrifice https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Child_sacrifice
- tzs 14y ago> Exactly, why is the principal of the school calling the girls mother? Perhaps because the girl is going to be the target of a lot of cruel taunting at school from her peers, which could make her depressed or even suicidal. How is that not something the mother should be told about?
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- DanBC 14y ago> Could you see some measures being enforced to minors? The US is the only country giving mandatory life sentences to minors. There are over 70,000 juveniles in detention. Having someone sign a sex offenders registry, even if it's for a limited time, would be a powerful message from society that distributing nude photographs of minors is not acceptable.
- astrodust 14y agoHow about distributing nude photos of people without their permission is not acceptable?
- Dylan16807 14y agoIn a situation like a sex tape: marking them as sex offenders for a recording of themselves is a horrible idea. The worst kind of abuse of selective enforcement. Even if it's technically illegal. They should be punished but that is NOT the law to use.