Survey: What law do you think we should have, that we don't, for children?

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anonymous · Answer

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camerondoherty · Answer

That they can't be so friggin cute :3

acxbox22 · Answer

children should follow the same laws as there parents....

anonymous · Answer

Smoking at young age lol

camerondoherty · Answer

They have tht law... Lol

acxbox22 · Answer

that is a lol...

acxbox22 · Answer

*law

anonymous · Answer

It's not a law lol, 14 years old be smoking cigarettes, etc., , it doesn't matter

dulljackel09 · Answer

Honestly i dont really care its your choice to follow the law its your choice to rebel its all up to you.

camerondoherty · Answer

Those arent kids :p

acxbox22 · Answer

http://www.howtolaw.co/understand-anti-smoking-laws-392296

camerondoherty · Answer

Oh... I didn't know tht
>:3
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anonymous · Answer

Lol yeah... ^

e.mccormick · Answer

I think that there need to be some new contract laws.  Right now there is a gray area between 13 and 17.  Under COPPA, an adult must make the agreements for a sub 13 year old to be on a web site as a member.  13+ are allowed to make the agreements for membership.  But 13 to 17 year old people are not legally allowed to make a contract, so their membership on any web site is actually questionable.  I think allowing people in that age range to be able to make non-financial contracts for responsibility would allow them to start making choices and displaying social obligations and commitment at an earlier age.  It would also help fill this gap in the law where teens are seen as not children and yet not adults.