Quote by Rogue_Trader
Personally I would let her back in and jail her for joining an illegal organisation because she is a British Citizen born in the UK
Agreed, after a trial of coarse
On what charge?
The last time I looked being at war wasn't a criminal act, IF this is indeed a war. Check your geneva convention. Though if we are at war, then this is a dubious charge of treason at most, though committed by a minor. So in all essence probably a stiff talking to is the maximum she would get.
So has she committed a terrorism offence by joining IS? not really, has she committed murder? well if she has then its up to the courts in that country to try and convict her and punish her by the laws of that land.
Yes, your quite right, maybe I should have prefixed my statement with, after a police investigation.
I can not confirm any crime has been committed, no more, of coarse, than you can be sure one has not. That would be a matter for the police. I dont think it beyond the relms of possibility that extremist material could have been downloaded, which of coarse is a crime here, depending on its content, as it would appear she was radicalised online. That would be a matter for the police.
If a crime is committed in another country then as you say, that would be a matter for their laws.
I cant see the outcome of this being quite as simple as you say, she may if she reaches her destination attending a terrorist training camp, this could be an issue for some one returning here, at the very least her card would be marked.
I think it a real chance that some of these fighters as/if they return could face criminal charges of some kind