Standardization Leads To Rigidity, And

On The Other Hand, If You Suggest To A Person Who Has Been A Victim Of A Serious Crime That We Take The Issue Too Seriously, They'll Look At You Like You're Crazy. So That's A Really Tough Issue, Whether We're Doing More Harm Than Good By Paying So Much Attention To A Few Cases That Honestly Don't Normally Intersect With Our Lives.

I Try To Take Large, General Questions That Are Difficult To Resolve And Break Them Down Into Small, Very Specific Questions That Have Clear Answers.

I Tried Not To Write About The O.j. Simpson Case Too Much Because So Much Has Already Been Said About It, But There Are A Lot Of Questions Left Worth Asking. However, The Case Is Very Useful To Illustrate Other Points. The Case Is A Common Reference Point Because Everybody Knows The Ins And Outs Of It, More Than Any Other Case In This Generation, So It Becomes Useful To Reference Other Points. In Itself, There Aren't That Many Questions About It That Remain Unanswered.

Television Is Full Of Fictional And Real Violence That's Turned Into Entertainment.

Crime Stories Show Us The Part Of People's Lives They Try To Keep Hidden.