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Kids need to learn that actions have consequences. That's true at any age. The consequences have to be appropriate to the actions. With a 16 year old repeat offender those consequences should be getting serious.
The problem is the judge knows sending the kid to prison is unlikely to change his behaviour and may reinforce it, but what other choice is there?
he needs home detention, ankle bracelet, must only go out accompanied by an approved adult and the school to have perimeter monitoring if he tries to leave.
Would be worse than gaol and wouldn't have the contact with other professional arsonists and crims.
Jail for a week, handcuffed to the biggest mother in there. Should straighten them out. If not, make it two.
two weeks or the two biggest mothers?Quote:
Originally Posted by clubagreenie
Both, that's sentencing squared.