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You missing a few posts, cliffs:
One of them basically said if you paying to get someone flewed out and they over 18, but under 21, they still count as a minor. He said for that specific law, that's how a minor is defined. The other breh is asking for proof, because a minor is usually considered to be someone under 18.
Aight. I didn't know that minors are considered those under age 21.
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In the U.S., minors are generally considered to be individuals under the age of 18. This is the standard legal definition in most contexts, including:
However, there are exceptions where age 21 is relevant:
- Criminal law
- Contract law
- Parental rights
- Education
So legally, "minor" usually means under 18, but 21 is a common age limit for activities that involve higher levels of responsibility or risk.
- Drinking age: You must be 21 or older to legally purchase or consume alcohol.
- Cannabis laws (in some states): The legal age is often 21.
- Certain gun laws and casino gambling laws also use 21 as a threshold.
I meant 18 in my post. A minor is usually considered someone under 18. Idk what law breh talking about where a minor is someone under 21.
He’s trying to say the act of flying a person under the age of 21 across state lines for sex(no money exchanged) is considered sex trafficking, simply because that person is under 21.
