Argentina: Teen acquitted in Santa Fe school shooting due to age of criminal responsibility

An Argentine court acquitted a teenager who shot at a school in Santa Fe, ruling he was not criminally responsible because the minimum age of criminal responsibility was 16 at the time of the incident. The ruling highlights a legal gap that has since been addressed, but raises questions about accountability and public safety. This is a notable judicial decision with potential political and social ramifications in Argentina.

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