Sadly, the US Supreme Court has ruled against children repeatedly.
Under the law, children do indeed have fewer rights than adults.
Sadly, the US Supreme Court has ruled against children repeatedly. [Here's just one example.](https://www.law.cornell.edu/supremecourt/text/469/325)
Under the law, children do indeed have fewer rights than adults.
The problem with this is exceptions become the rules as more and restrictions become implemented. Then it becomes all rights are gone except ones we explicitly give you.
The problem with this is exceptions become the rules as more and restrictions become implemented. Then it becomes all rights are gone except ones we explicitly give you.
The problem with this is exceptions become the rules as more and restrictions become implemented. Then it becomes all rights are gone except ones we explicitly give you.
You have that exactly right.
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The problem with this is exceptions become the rules as more and restrictions become implemented. Then it becomes all rights are gone except ones we explicitly give you.
You have that exactly right.
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