Lets start on the tenet of age discrimination. Is age a criteria that can be used to disqualify someone from an activity? The answer falls into the murky area of “it depends” as we various laws inconsistently define it. Commit a crime when you are 16, and you can be tried as an adult, but you can’t drink, vote, sign a contract or smoke a cigarette. All activities relegated to adulthood. Driving, which is as far as activities go, pretty measureable, is one of those inconsistent regulated activities.
Teen Driving Law should Be Unconstitutional
May 10th, 2008 · 6 Comments
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