Courts Punish People Who Hurt Children

法院懲罰傷害兒童的人

Jul 11, 2026, 10:09
AsiaSociety

Introduction

Courts in the USA and India punished people for crimes against children.

美國和印度的法院懲罰了對兒童犯罪的人。

Main Body

In the USA, a man named Ashish Kapoor had bad photos of children on his computer. He came from India in February 2024. The police found 600 bad photos. The judge sent him to prison for 121 months.

在美國，一名叫 Ashish Kapoor 的男子在電腦中存有兒童的不良照片。他於 2024 年 2 月從印度到來。警方發現了 600 張不良照片。法官判處他監禁 121 個月。

In India, a man named Mohan Lal hurt a 13-year-old child. The court said he was guilty. The judge sent him to prison for ten years. He must also pay money to the child.

在印度，一名叫 Mohan Lal 的男子傷害了一名 13 歲的兒童。法院判定他有罪。法官判處他監禁十年。他還必須向該名兒童支付賠償金。

In another part of India, a man named Farman took a young girl. The police looked for the girl. They could not find her. The court stopped a special protection order because the girl was missing.

在印度的另一個地區，一名叫 Farman 的男子擄走了一名小女孩。警方搜尋了該女孩，但未能找到。由於女孩失蹤，法院撤銷了一項特別保護令。

Conclusion

These stories show that laws protect children and punish bad people.

這些故事顯示法律會保護兒童並懲罰惡人。

Vocabulary Learning

🕒 The 'Past Time' Trick

To talk about things that already happened, we often add -ed to the end of action words.

Look at these changes:

  • punish →\rightarrow punished
  • hurt →\rightarrow hurt (This one is a rebel! It stays the same)
  • look →\rightarrow looked

💡 Simple Sentence Building

We can build a story using this simple path: Person →\rightarrow Action →\rightarrow Thing/Place

  1. The judge →\rightarrow sent →\rightarrow him to prison.
  2. The police →\rightarrow found →\rightarrow 600 photos.
  3. The court →\rightarrow stopped →\rightarrow an order.

🚩 Word Alert: 'Bad' vs 'Guilty'

  • Bad: Used for things that are not good (bad photos).
  • Guilty: Used when a judge says a person did the crime.

Vocabulary Learning

punish (v.)
To make someone suffer because they did something wrong.
Example:The teacher will punish the student for fighting.
crime (n.)
An action that is against the law.
Example:Stealing a car is a serious crime.
prison (n.)
A building where criminals are kept.
Example:The thief spent two years in prison.
guilty (adj.)
Having done something wrong or broken the law.
Example:The jury decided that the man was guilty.
protection (n.)
Something that keeps you safe from harm.
Example:A helmet gives protection to your head.
missing (adj.)
Lost or cannot be found.
Example:The police are looking for the missing cat.
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