Classifieds / Polish Linguist Opportunity in Tampa FL [23]

@jon357, that's the thing - you don't say anything - you're just trying to insult me and as result you're showing what a immature a$$hole you are :)))

Classifieds / Polish Linguist Opportunity in Tampa FL [23]

@jon357, this is a really lame behaviour on your part. You've just descended to johnny_reb's level. You were wrong and it looks like you're not mature enough to admit it. Pity.

Law / Polish Police and Their Tactics [204]


The UN and experts seem to disagree with you:

theguardian.com/society/2019/nov/04/age-of-criminal-responsibility-must-be-raised-say-experts

"Representatives from youth services, the justice system and politicians are urging the government to raise the minimum age a child can be convicted of a crime by at least two years from 10 to 12, in response to the Guardian's investigation into youth courts."

"The Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) has urged reform across the UK after the UN's committee on the rights of the child (UNCRC) decided the global minimum age at which a child can be prosecuted should be 14."

Law / Polish Police and Their Tactics [204]

@jon357, I wouldn't say that having the age of criminal responsibility at 10 is something "done properly". That's a very young age. In my opinion - too young. In Poland it's at 13.

Classifieds / Polish Linguist Opportunity in Tampa FL [23]

@jon357, are you having a stroke or something? :)))

I asked you a simple question. Can you answer it like a normal human being? 🙄

Classifieds / Polish Linguist Opportunity in Tampa FL [23]


In what way is it "more careful about clearance"?

Law / Polish Police and Their Tactics [204]


You should be happy :))) Thanks for the link and the info, I'll study it when I have more time.

Classifieds / Polish Linguist Opportunity in Tampa FL [23]


Well, you started comparing it with recruiting in Poland and the UK, so... :)


I asked and it was the job description that made me think that it could be OSINT (the "WHAT YOU WILL BE DOING" part):

lensa.com/polish-linguist-jobs/tampa/jd/fe6779b8e20f0f3968c3805005067bb1?fbclid=IwAR1kB9yKLMHlUqFn871AU9w2Q_9VQ4qdwSzO-5pm24RlISaFUHWPPUAHx4k

Classifieds / Polish Linguist Opportunity in Tampa FL [23]

@jon357, in what way the UK ad is "much more discreet"? It actually looks more detailed and specific than the American ad.

Law / Polish Police and Their Tactics [204]

@jon357, I'm not trying to "make an argument' - it's just the article says one thing and you - another and that link you gave doesn't explain everything.


So what does that mean? Can a minor in the UK be given a life sentence, for example, or not?

Classifieds / Polish Linguist Opportunity in Tampa FL [23]


*rolls eyes"


Well...:

nabory.kprm.gov.pl/mazowieckie/warszawa/specjalista,128363,v7

"Poświadczenie bezpieczeństwa do informacji niejawnych oznaczonych klauzulą "tajne" UE secret, NATO secret lub zgoda na poddanie się postępowaniu sprawdzającemu"

uk.indeed.com/viewjob?jk=36616f2e5b5f12d0

"This post requires access to the most sensitive intelligence material on a daily basis. Applicants must hold or be prepared to undergo National Security Vetting (NSV) Developed Vetting (DV) level before taking up the post."

:)

Classifieds / Polish Linguist Opportunity in Tampa FL [23]

@Barney, no, they don't... Why? o_O

Law / Polish Police and Their Tactics [204]


Well, almost all of the article is about the US, so that's why I'm asking...


In this link it's stated though that:

"Youth courts deal with offences including theft and burglary, anti-social behaviour and drugs offences. More serious offences are usually transferred to Crown Court but can be dealt with in Youth court"

So is the Crown Court a court for adults?


Why does the title of the article says then that "The UK and US are still indulging in the barbaric practice of handing children adult prison sentences"?

Classifieds / Polish Linguist Opportunity in Tampa FL [23]


OK...


Yeah? Huh... This job offer and other similar ones from other companies are on LinkedIn, Lensa and indeed and they mention security clearance, so it looks like it's normal, I guess...

Classifieds / Polish Linguist Opportunity in Tampa FL [23]

@jon357, what could it be then? The job description seems somewhat vague, so I wonder... 🤔

Law / Polish Police and Their Tactics [204]

@jon357, why does it say in the article then that: "In the UK, children as young as 10 can be tried as adults for the most serious crimes."?

Classifieds / Polish Linguist Opportunity in Tampa FL [23]

Hmm, interesting... Judging by the job description and the location (MacDill Air Force Base)... Is it some kind of an OSINT job? 🤔

Law / Polish Police and Their Tactics [204]


It is true then that they can be tried as adults. And that's what the quoted fragment states.

Law / Polish Police and Their Tactics [204]


It's the same in the UK... Actually, it seems like the age of those who can be tried as adults is even lower than in Poland o_O :

independent.co.uk/voices/responsible-child-prison-justice-reform-trial-crime-a9308671.html

"In the UK, children as young as 10 can be tried as adults for the most serious crimes. This is already one of the lowest ages in the world."

Law / Polish Police and Their Tactics [204]

@Alien, PiS and... making illogical, flawed laws? How could that be?? lol:

areszt-tymczasowy.pl/wiezienie-dla-nastolatkow/?fbclid=IwAR0ug5iRZeMkMwT5jrib9pGfG36Nd0ntkUwzF9ve902wxj42ivnbzFOadfs

"Paradoksalnie sytuacja prawna 15 latka jest korzystniejsza niż 14 latka, który odpowiada przed sądem karnym. W stosunku do osób po ukończeniu 15 lat a przed 17 rokiem życia sąd może samoistnie zastosować nadzwyczajne złagodzenie kary. W odniesieniu do 14 latka takiej możliwość nie ma.

Ponadto kara wymierzana dla 14 latka przed ukończeniem przez niego 15 lat jest taka jak dla osoby dorosłej (dokładnie od 17 lat na potrzeby k.k.). Natomiast wobec małoletniego po ukończeniu 15 lat a przed 17 rokiem jego życia kara nie może przekroczyć dwóch trzecich górnej granicy ustawowego zagrożenia przewidzianego za przypisane sprawcy przestępstwo."

Law / Polish Police and Their Tactics [204]


They did. They were minors and yet they got 25 and 15 years in prison. They weren't sent to juvenile detention center. There are certain limitations in sentencing minors in Poland who are 15-16 years old - they can only get max 2/3 of the sentence an adult would get. Weirdly enough, as far as I understand, unlike 15-16-year-olds, a 14-year-old can get 100% of an adult prison sentence (that's PiS' invention).

Law / Polish Police and Their Tactics [204]


Yes, they can.

Genealogy / What does my Polish name mean? [402]

@Bobko, Jan Kobuszewski - died before 1874:

kielakowie.com/getperson.php?personID=I1726736&tree=tree381


That's "Kujbyszewskij". Similar, but not the same. Also, it seems to be only a place name and not a surname in RuSSia?

Genealogy / What does my Polish name mean? [402]

@Kubu, don't listen to Bobko - he's a RuSSian imperialist.


It's Kubuszewski.


It isn't Russian, it's a Polish surname.

Law / Polish Police and Their Tactics [204]

@jon357, yes, somewhat - if you kill a police officer the lower bracket changes from "no less than 8 years" to "no less than 12 years" in prison. The punishment is harsher also in case of an attack on a police officer or a person aiding a police officer or an ordinary citizen if this person is intervening "to protect public safety and order".

It wasn't like that in the past - the law was changed after a cop Andrzej Struj got stabbed to death in 2010 during an off duty intervention - he overpowered a drunk hooligan who was throwing a dustbin at passing trams, but then another one runned up, grabbed him and held him while the first one was stabbing him with a knife. At that time the killers got 15 and 25 years in prison - they couldn't get life in prison, because they were minors. This case shocked not only the public, but also politicians and the law was changed.

A police medal was named after that police officer:

warminsko-mazurska.policja.gov.pl/ol/aktualnosci/102490,Policjanci-odznaczeni-przez-MSWiA-medalami-im-Andrzeja-Struja.html

Law / Polish Police and Their Tactics [204]


Now both of them :(

Law / Polish Police and Their Tactics [204]


A lot of stuff isn't being discussed on this forum, so I'm not exactly surprised...


Yup.


By who?

News / Poland says no to flood of Immigrants [670]


I agree. It's not about a sudden strike of poverty, but about culture and people's mentality = the attitude towards women (and kids) and their rights, the level of patriarchy and misogyny in their society.

Life / SOME OBSERVATIONS ABOUT POLAND AND POLISH SOCIETY [297]


It seems that in Poland there would be consequences for such behaviour too:

infor.pl/prawo/kodeks-karny/odpowiedzialnosc-karna/285392,Co-grozi-za-niezawiadomienie-o-niebezpieczenstwie-dla-zycia-i-zdrowia-czlowieka.html

Btw, those neighbours from the situation that jon357 described could go to prison for not helping that guy with a heart attack. One could get 3 years for that in Poland.


A bill for what?

Life / Trendsetter from Poland. [86]


I don't. As far as social desensitization is considered - it's the same.