One thing for sure that we all know? In all states, we have boys trying to be men. But far from the role of a man.
Their resolution to a conflict deals with guns. Then talking "big boy" stuff like they rough and tough. Until they appear before judges and find something more.
Yes, a conviction. Handed down by the judge of twelve people going by evidence to convict them.
Then, while locked up behind bars. Now, they want to be a good son. Seeking to challenge that verdict that placed them in prison.
But let's remember they were boys trying to be men. While never understand? A gun doesn't make you a man any more than saying it. While you still a teen?