As far as I know, the Federal Age of "Infancy" is 7. Most states will not charge a child that is under the age of 10. Hawaii is as high as 18. I'm currently looking for a chart I found a few months ago that showed the different states and their "Age of Culpability" and the "Defense of Infancy". If you want to read some articles I wrote on the subject, check out my blog: http://offenderrights.blogspot.com
The state of Pennsylvania does not have an age of legal culpability. This means that a juvenile can be tried and convicted as an adult at any age if the court believes they should be.
since the legal age in Michigan to stay home alone is 12, i believe that the legal age for babysitting is also 12.
there is not a legal age for babysitting it is up to the parents and what the feel comfortable with
The current legal drinking age in Saskatchewan is 19.
The legal driving age for montana is 14.5/15 years old
the legal age to drop out with your parents consent is 16, without it the age is 17
liability
The employee accepted culpability for the mistake and offered to rectify the situation.
The young and mentally insane. The reasoning for this is because they do not have the mental capacity to differentiate between what is right and what is wrong.
18 is the legal age. 21 is the legal age to drink!!!
The opposite of culpability is innocence or blamelessness.
"At legal age" is the correct phrase. It means that someone has reached the age required by law to engage in certain activities, such as voting or drinking alcohol.
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Legal age to do what? The age of majority is 18.
no there is no legal age to buy a car there is a legal age to drive though
18 is the legal age
the legal age is 17
Blame. :)