It's people using new technology to commit age-old crimes, from intimidation and kidnap to theft and child abuse.
The speech also contained longer passages on foreign policy and human rights than in Ed Miliband's speeches, and challenged Cameron to act personally over Ali Mohammed al-Nimr, a protester who faces the death penalty in Saudi Arabia for a crime he allegedly committed aged 17.
Jolie suffered episodes of depression and twice planned to commit suicide at age 19 and again at 22, when she attempted to hire a hitman to kill her.
In barring the punishment for killings committed before age 18, Justice Kagan drew on two lines of precedent, both rooted in the court's death penalty jurisprudence.
It also ruled that his life sentence, for a murder committed at age 12, did not violate the Constitution's prohibition of cruel and unusual punishment.
These studies helped convince the Supreme Court in 2005 that executing convicts for offenses committed before age 18 was unconstitutional, and the same research is now a centerpiece in the current Supreme Court cases about life without parole.
The Equal Justice Initiative's effort to extend a Supreme Court ruling barring life sentences without parole to those convicted for killings committed at age 13 or 14 is a step in the right direction.
The case of Mr. Wu had drawn support from many, including the judge who sentenced him to a reformatory in 1996 for a series of muggings committed at age 15, and who promised to stand by him if he redeemed himself.
Joined by Scalia, Thomas and Alito, Roberts noted that the majority conceded that almost 2,500 persons are serving life sentences without parole for murders committed before age 18, and that more than 2,000 of these sentences were mandated by law.
This is the virtual way to commit those age-old crimes.
