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5	17 yr old girl found in a pool of blood at comic con, first thing they do is arrest her male friend. Turns out she just fell from 6ft, male friend still up on charges though. Well then our legal system is a joke.	/r/MensRights	01/08/14 01:42 PM
11	17 yr old girl found in a pool of blood at comic con, first thing they do is arrest her male friend. Turns out she just fell from 6ft, male friend still up on charges though. So what you're saying is that even if he asked for her ID, and she showed him a fake one, it would still be statutory rape? If that's the way out court system works, then we're fucked, because that ain't justice. I don't care if the creeps would just get fake ids. You can't go putting good people in jail because its necessary to catch the bad guys and call that a justice system.	/r/MensRights	01/08/14 10:37 AM
8	17 yr old girl found in a pool of blood at comic con, first thing they do is arrest her male friend. Turns out she just fell from 6ft, male friend still up on charges though. Since he took her there, you might be able to argue that he'd assumed some kind of duty as a babysitter or what have you That's bullshit. How could he have legally stopped her from attending a party at the hotel once they were there? Let's say she refused to leave, and he grabbed her and forced her into the car. I have to assume that would be illegal. He isn't her parent or guardian. If the law provides him with no way to stop her from attending a party then he should not be charged for "allowin…	/r/MensRights	01/08/14 10:28 AM
8	17 yr old girl found in a pool of blood at comic con, first thing they do is arrest her male friend. Turns out she just fell from 6ft, male friend still up on charges though. "We went to the part"y simply means that they both went to the party. He didn't force her to go, nor does the law allow him to tell her what to do because she's not his kid and she's old enough to be out on her own. Hell, he didn't even drive her to the party, because the party was probably in a room in the hotel. He took her to the con. After that, he didn't have much control over her.	/r/MensRights	01/08/14 10:17 AM
7	17 yr old girl found in a pool of blood at comic con, first thing they do is arrest her male friend. Turns out she just fell from 6ft, male friend still up on charges though. What if she simply followed him to the party and got her own booze?	/r/MensRights	01/08/14 07:53 AM
7	17 yr old girl found in a pool of blood at comic con, first thing they do is arrest her male friend. Turns out she just fell from 6ft, male friend still up on charges though. So its only delinquency if he personally handed her the alcohol at the party? And what evidence is there of that? And why would you even assume that when it would be easy enough for her to grab her own drink off the table? I've been to con parties, all the alcohol is just sitting there with cups on the table for anyone to grab. It surely can't be illegal to simply accompany a minor to a party where there is alcohol. And he's not her guardian so it's not up to him to tell her where she can go, an…	/r/MensRights	01/08/14 07:50 AM
10	17 yr old girl found in a pool of blood at comic con, first thing they do is arrest her male friend. Turns out she just fell from 6ft, male friend still up on charges though. He said he didn't know she was 17. Are we at the point where before dating anyone we have to ask them for their ID?	/r/MensRights	01/08/14 07:45 AM
7	Girl, 16, sentenced to six months' detention in UK over false rape claim \| Herald Sun That's not at all the same situation. In this case, the guy would go to jail BECAUSE of the girl's accusation. In the case you're citing, the parents can yell that all they like, but unless they specifically get on the witness stand and testify that they saw the guy murder their son, their actions will likely have no effect on his being found guilty of a crime he didn't commit.	/r/MensRights	30/12/10 06:36 PM