16 year olds, the vote and drivers licenses

An Adult Maturity Test?

By William Bedford —— Bio and Archives--March 24, 2008

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The current debate on whether 16–year–olds should be considered mature enough to vote, while at the same time urging the government to lift their drivers licenses if they refuse to stay in school until they are eighteen, is causing us, once more, to ponder the definition of adulthood and the appropriateness of treating juveniles as adults, especially in the law courts.

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