snowdrift

This is another example of how people are used and then thrown away...

Read: http://www.startribune.com/357/story/153...

What happened to corporate responsibility? What happened to business ethics?

And if you're too stupid to understand how that adheres to the bottom line, take a look at what happens to your public relations:

This is another example of how people are used and then thrown away...

Read: http://www.startribune.com/357/story/1538641.html

What happened to corporate responsibility? What happened to business ethics?

And if you're too stupid to understand how that adheres to the bottom line, take a look at what happens to your public relations:

Within the past six months, I have received a disturbing amount of police reports regarding juvenile males having sex with 12-13 year old girls. I have charged every suspect with a felony crime.

In my State, sexual intercourse with a person between the age of 13-16 is a felony if the suspect is at least 24 months older.

I am tired of listening to the defense attorneys tell me how a 13 year old girl is a "slut" and therefore their client should skate away with no consequence.

Am I wrong here? Am I so old at age 35 that I am missing the boat?

Remember that every juvenile defendant convicted must register as a predatory sex offender --which is something that the defense attorneys prattle on about: "he is too young to categorize as a lifelong sex offender based upon one stupid mistake when he was 17..."

What do you think?