Let's come back to the criminal justice system. Let's come back to sitting across the table from someone who has been accused of being in a gang—or someone who has been proven to be in a gang. You put their file in front of them. Can they read it? Almost never. We talk about protecting children. Who's in gangs? Almost every person I came across in the justice system who I represented had a mental health report that showed that they'd been removed from their home or that they'd been kicked around homes. Their tattoos—often facial—were put on there at early adolescence so they could look tough so they could fend off their abusers. That's who we're talking about. We have a system that abuses children from a certain background and then kicks them into a criminal justice system, and this bill wants to lower the standard of proof for guilt. 