I believe, however, that the criminal justice failed the boys and the city of New York because everybody just looked the other way in regard to the boys. From the “Central Park Five” account, their experience was not a good one. The film went from person to person—while most of them got their GED diploma while in prison, overall they all had horrible experiences from the interrogation to the trial, and for these people who lost their youth to a horrible experiment, I believed there should have done from them in sense maybe getting their life back together. Since there lost their youth to this experiment In Crime Victims: An Introduction to Victimology, Andrew Karmen explains that the Fourteenth Amendment offers equal protection under the law for everybody, regardless of their race, sex, or class; justice is blind (2010). However, I believe that this principle was not honored in regard to the boys who were not given a change in venue at their trial. I believe that in this case, everybody involved already had made their decision in regard to the boys, and they were not given a fair
I believe, however, that the criminal justice failed the boys and the city of New York because everybody just looked the other way in regard to the boys. From the “Central Park Five” account, their experience was not a good one. The film went from person to person—while most of them got their GED diploma while in prison, overall they all had horrible experiences from the interrogation to the trial, and for these people who lost their youth to a horrible experiment, I believed there should have done from them in sense maybe getting their life back together. Since there lost their youth to this experiment In Crime Victims: An Introduction to Victimology, Andrew Karmen explains that the Fourteenth Amendment offers equal protection under the law for everybody, regardless of their race, sex, or class; justice is blind (2010). However, I believe that this principle was not honored in regard to the boys who were not given a change in venue at their trial. I believe that in this case, everybody involved already had made their decision in regard to the boys, and they were not given a fair