and he told me to call my brother. what did he say happened? somebody killed tom, and i need to go find my dad and talk to my dad, get to omaha. how far is it? about 45 minutes. those miles between lincoln and omaha seemed longer than usual that night. it s hard for jeff to remember exactly what happened when he got home. who told him what or when? that whole thing is a blur. i didn t sleep at all at night. you are constantly trying to figure out what s going on. you lived in that same house where this all happened, right? yes, my whole life. now, jeff s mind was filled with thoughts of what had happened there, and of his brother tom, who was eight years younger. he was kind of a smart aleck, growing up with three older brothers, he was a smart kid. he knew a lot and he just i mean, he always had something to say, for everything. what we see up to in his life? he went to a science magnet middle school, elementary, combined with a middle school. he really likes
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inappropriately. so let s go back to misogyny. can you make misogyny a hate crime? you can make the behaviours that flow from misogyny a hate crime because they emanate from misogyny. but you can only do that if it s possible to have some sort of clarity about where the lines are. i m just very mindful that, perhaps a generation ago, men would have routinely wolf whistled at women, maybe made some smart aleck comments about women s appearance thinking that was their right, that was ok. are you suggesting that there is a way to design a law which would tell men that is not ok, and if they do it, they could face the force of the law? we already have laws here in the united kingdom, both in scotland and in england. and of course, i m a lawyer who practises in the english courts and in international courts. butl.
if it s possible to have some sort of clarity about where the lines are. i m just very mindful that, perhaps a generation ago, men would have routinely wolf whistled at women, maybe made some smart aleck comments about women s appearance thinking that was their right, that was ok. are you suggesting that there is a way to design a law which would tell men that is not ok, and if they do it, they could face the force of the law? we already have laws here in the united kingdom, both in scotland and in england. and of course, i m a lawyer who practises in the english courts and in international courts. butl. ..my experience of this is that threatening behaviour laws exist. threatening and abusive words or conduct, those.those, you know, offences are already on the statute books. the problem is that women don t know it s available for them, and police officers don t think about it when a woman says, i was at the bus stop and a man started abusing me