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davidpdx

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25. Comparing the two cases is rediculous and simply a deflection of the what has happened

Reply to cosmicone (Reply #15)

Sat Dec 21, 2013, 12:05 AM

Dec 2013

She served plead guilty, accepted responsibility, and served her time. Now she has house arrest and probation.

The Indian consular does not have diplomatic immunity from prosecution of events that happen outside her consulate. She was arrested and allowed to make several phone calls on her own cell phone something most people are not allowed. Whether she is guilty or not is up to the courts.

IMHO Hunt has done her time and people need to layoff.

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Kaitlyn Hunt, 19, released from Indian River County Jail [View all] alp227 Dec 2013 OP

Another one... stevenleser Dec 2013 #1

Do we really want to call Kaitlyn Hunt a pedophile? Comrade Grumpy Dec 2013 #2

A quick label Blue_Adept Dec 2013 #6

Is it perverted for an 18 year old to be attracted to a 14 year old? alp227 Dec 2013 #16

another area with 2 justice systems leftyohiolib Dec 2013 #19

Isn't the definition of pedophile someone who is attracted prepubescents? penultimate Dec 2013 #21

"innocence and morality " PeoViejo Dec 2013 #3

Two teenagers in love does not a pedophile make. roody Dec 2013 #4

Law is the law cosmicone Dec 2013 #5

Ironic... Lancero Dec 2013 #8

Because attacking a six year-old seattledo Dec 2013 #27

Do you really believe she "got off easy" or are you just making a point about India threads? Comrade Grumpy Dec 2013 #10

She did get off easy and I was also making a point cosmicone Dec 2013 #12

�Romeo and Juliet� exceptions are intended to prevent serious criminal charges against 24601 Dec 2013 #24

Are you serious? n/t bitchkitty Dec 2013 #18

The woman from the consul was not given a body cavity search davidpdx Dec 2013 #28

innocent of all charges! she's way too cute for jail :):) big_dog Dec 2013 #7

There are two cases for statutory rape laws Ash_F Dec 2013 #9

I see the OP hasn't come back to defend his flamery. Comrade Grumpy Dec 2013 #11

She was over 18 and an adult cosmicone Dec 2013 #13

The law allows for flexibility for a reason. enki23 Dec 2013 #14

Since no flexibility was warranted for the Indian diplomat cosmicone Dec 2013 #15

The only thing i've seen about the indian diplomat... enki23 Dec 2013 #17

The flexibility in the other case cosmicone Dec 2013 #20

Right because that extra 24 hours between being 17 and turning 18 is a revolution in maturity. plantwomyn Dec 2013 #22

The Indian diplomat plantwomyn Dec 2013 #23

Comparing the two cases is rediculous and simply a deflection of the what has happened davidpdx Dec 2013 #25

I think it's about time to layoff Katylin Hunt davidpdx Dec 2013 #26