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No, they are still minors.
Laws are intended to protect the citizens of a country as well as promote health. One of the reasons for prohibiting drinking by minors is that this substance brings havoc to the cells of growing humans. For adults though it is different. A little alcohol is needed by the body. Notice however that even adults are penalized for driving under the influence--which is a manifestation of the state's intention to protect its citizens.
No, Minors are at a greater risk.
Yes, New York does have laws in place about adults dating minors. The legal age for a minor is 17 in the state.
Yes, however keep this in mind; Under the law minors are not 'competent' to be a party to a legally enforceable contract. That being said: Minors also cannot bring suit to protect their own interests. Their parents/guardians must do it for them.
Minors can travel by themselves, but an adult has to purchase the package.
Yes, but not as completely as if they were adults. Being minors there ARE other constraints imposed on them that are considered lawful.
Minors are treated differently from adults because they are considered to be more vulnerable and less capable of making sound decisions due to their lack of life experience and brain development. The legal system aims to protect minors by setting age-specific rules and regulations to safeguard their well-being and guide their behavior until they reach the age of majority.
They protect themselves by squirting ink.
A minor who commits a crime that's illegal to minors but not to adults.
Citizens protect themselves with police departments. Nations protect themselves with a military.
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