Exploring the Legal and Scientific Aspects of Child Criminal Responsibility

Delve into the legal concept of Doli Incapax, the presumption that children under 10 cannot commit offenses, and its implications in a murder trial involving a child named PN. The chapter discusses the legal principles, judgments, and the need for the prosecution to prove a child's understanding of the seriousness of their actions. It also examines the medical science aspects related to children in court cases, emphasizing the importance of expert testimony and considering a child's unique biological, neurological makeup, and life experiences.