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情人怨遥夜,竟夕起相思。
灭烛怜光满,披衣觉露滋。
不堪盈手赠,还寝梦佳期。
DarkCom祝你中秋快乐! 🥮
Courts do need to take this into account when bringing people on trial. And rehabilitation should be considered for all offences committed during teen years or under, excluding serial murders or rapes. People who make poor judgment when they are this young have the greatest capacity for change I think. Compared to adults who do serious crimes and are more likely to do it again.