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I will be discussing at children who commit serious crimes such as murder, whether or not they understand the concept between
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claire renton x8463017 I will be discussing at children who commit serious crimes such as murder, whether or not they understand the concept between right and wrong, and how this is perceived in the eyes of the law, and the systems in place to try and give them a fair trial. I will be looking at the cases of Silje Raedergard and James Bulger to compare how the killers were tried, and what are the subsequent actions/decisions came from their trials I will also be looking into whether or not both sets of killers got a fair trial and whether or not they understood what was going on around them at the trial. In the case of James Bulger, his killers Robert Thompson and Jon Venables were 'doli incapax' or old enough to take responsibility for their actions in the eyes of British law. As in the case of Silje Raedergard,...
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