In the case of Ethan Couch, he comes from a wealthy family with parents who never set limits for him. Four people lost their lives because of Couch, who was a drunk teenager who caused the crash. On his behalf his defense said that being a youth he is a victim of “affluenza” and his parents should share some of the blame because they never set boundaries for him and always made sure he got whatever he wanted. Couch’s family believes being wealthy gives them the privilege. There was no justice done for the families who lost loved ones because Couch only received ten years’ probation. When the poor get arrested, they lack the resources to hire good lawyers to defend themselves Henslin (2014). Often, they cannot even post bail, and they remain
