Per R=F8nne) typed thus: =20 obAUE - "driver's license" is American English. The UK ... - I point this out in a spirit of=20 helpfulness). driving (or driver's) licence. =3D=3D=3D It says nothing about a difference between UK and

Robert Bannister typed thus: Your country must be behind with feminism. Over here, the ... women under 25 driving too fast and out of control. We must be similarly behind in the UK - it cost me three times as much to add 17-year-old Son ... a

Frances Kemmish typed thus: Back when I was at school in England, there were only about four boys who drove to school. They all drove their fathers' cars - so the cars were, of course, much fancier than anything the teachers could afford. My

Frances Kemmish typed thus: Robert Bannister typed thus: We must be similarly behind in ... much damage can a 17-year-old male cause while under instruction? Perhaps they think that males are more likely to take the car without the instructor. In

We can't ignore the fact that even if some ... get involved in car crashes and industrial and other accidents. The evidence on driving is actually quite interesting. Despite several decades of increasingly desperate attempts to prove that

Efficient in what? Efficient in resocialization. To quote myself: On this site you can see that the British borstal institutions for boys aged ... reconvicted only once (23%) and only 498 (19%) twice or more time.

Strictly speaking, the so-called insanity defense is usually labeled "lack ... was unable to control the impulse to commit the crime. I thought it was 'and', rather than the weaker requirement of 'or'. Not true, Charles.

Raymond S. Wise wrote on 29 Apr 2004: ) You are correct, Per. Don't believe the *** ... A P.O. Box 14123 Santa Rosa, CA 95402, USA http://www.sonic.net/maledicta/ Even more outrageously, the Supreme Court has decided that a family may be

Curiously enough, according to the International Statistical Classification of Diseases and Related Health Problems (10th Revision) both nymphomania and satyriasis ARE diseases, generally speaking. Behavioural syndromes associated with

AFAIK most penal legislation of civilized countries recognize the insanity defense. Yes, but how often is it used? Not very often because it generally doesn't work; am I right, Judge Liebs? I haven't done any recent looking up of the