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可以打。必须是父母或者监护人，必须是以教育为目的，超过两岁，不能打头，不能用东西 （毛巾有点问题），不能留印。
* Who can inflict punishment:
o "The phrase 'person standing in the place of a parent' has been held by the courts to indicate an individual who has assumed 'all the obligations of parenthood'."
o Corporal punishment is forbidden In schools, both private and public. The court ruling stated: "The logic for keeping criminal sanctions out of the schools is much less compelling than for keeping them out of the home." The Supreme Court has altered legislation by in effect, removing the word "schoolteacher" from Section 43. However, teachers can use force to remove or restrain a child in appropriate circumstances.
* Reasons for the punishment: The parent must intend the punishment to be for "...educative or corrective purposes..." only.
* Age limits for punishment:
o The child must be capable of benefiting from the correction. Thus, corporal punishment of children under the age of two is not permitted. A parent who followed the advice of James Dobson -- child psychologist and founder of the fundamentalist organization Focus on the Family -- to use corporal punishment on an infant at the age of 18 months would be committing a criminal act.
o "Corporal punishment of teenagers is harmful, because it can induce aggressive or antisocial behaviour."
* Degree of punishment: It can result "...neither in harm nor in the prospect of bodily harm. This limits its operation to the mildest forms of assault."
* Forbidden forms of punishment:
o "Corporal punishment using objects, such as rulers or belts, is physically and emotionally harmful."
o "Corporal punishment which involves slaps or blows to the head is harmful."
o "Degrading, inhuman or harmful conduct is not protected."
* Other considerations: "A child may also be incapable of learning from the application of force because of disability or some other contextual factor." Thus, punishment of a developmentally delayed child may be forbidden. 4更多精彩文章及讨论，请光临枫下论坛 rolia.net
可以打。必须是父母或者监护人，必须是以教育为目的，超过两岁，不能打头，不能用东西 （毛巾有点问题），不能留印。
* Who can inflict punishment:
o "The phrase 'person standing in the place of a parent' has been held by the courts to indicate an individual who has assumed 'all the obligations of parenthood'."
o Corporal punishment is forbidden In schools, both private and public. The court ruling stated: "The logic for keeping criminal sanctions out of the schools is much less compelling than for keeping them out of the home." The Supreme Court has altered legislation by in effect, removing the word "schoolteacher" from Section 43. However, teachers can use force to remove or restrain a child in appropriate circumstances.
* Reasons for the punishment: The parent must intend the punishment to be for "...educative or corrective purposes..." only.
* Age limits for punishment:
o The child must be capable of benefiting from the correction. Thus, corporal punishment of children under the age of two is not permitted. A parent who followed the advice of James Dobson -- child psychologist and founder of the fundamentalist organization Focus on the Family -- to use corporal punishment on an infant at the age of 18 months would be committing a criminal act.
o "Corporal punishment of teenagers is harmful, because it can induce aggressive or antisocial behaviour."
* Degree of punishment: It can result "...neither in harm nor in the prospect of bodily harm. This limits its operation to the mildest forms of assault."
* Forbidden forms of punishment:
o "Corporal punishment using objects, such as rulers or belts, is physically and emotionally harmful."
o "Corporal punishment which involves slaps or blows to the head is harmful."
o "Degrading, inhuman or harmful conduct is not protected."
* Other considerations: "A child may also be incapable of learning from the application of force because of disability or some other contextual factor." Thus, punishment of a developmentally delayed child may be forbidden. 4更多精彩文章及讨论，请光临枫下论坛 rolia.net