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Significados de age of accountability en inglés

ruso
возраст наступления уголовной ответственности
portugués
idade penal
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Age below which a child is deemed incapable of having committed a criminal offence.

возраст наступления уголовной ответственности
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Examples for "age of criminal responsibility"
Examples for "age of criminal responsibility"
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The children's commissioner wants the age of criminal responsibility raised to 14.
Radio NZ
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The most common age of criminal responsibility in Europe is 14.
The Guardian
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We do not intend to raise the age of criminal responsibility.
The Guardian
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Becroft said the current minimum age of criminal responsibility of 10 years old was far too low.
Radio NZ
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The Conservatives shadow justice secretary, Dominic Grieve, said: Changing the age of criminal responsibility is not the answer.
The Guardian
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And once you reached the age of responsibility you had to get a job.
The Guardian
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What would that age of responsibility look like?
The South African
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The Children's Commissioner has launched a big push to get the criminal age of responsibility raised to 14.
Radio NZ
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Most young ladies, on attaining the age of responsibility, will perceive a difference in the manner of their parents.
The Home Mission
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Talking about responsibility, you created the concept of the " age of responsibility. Can you say more about that?
The South African
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Becroft said the current minimum age of criminal responsibility of 10 years old was far too low.
Radio NZ
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Children's Commissioner Andrew Becroft wants the minimum age of criminal responsibility raised from 10 to 14 years.
Radio NZ
Uso de age of accountability en inglés
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The parent, then, is the natural trainer and educator of the child, particularly during the dependent period before the age of accountability is reached.
Parent and Child Volume III., Child Study and Training
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Mr Callaghan told the seminar, on the age of accountability, it was not the function of directors to manage or tell others how to manage.
The Irish Times