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Similar to the two boys in the article who became killers after having traumatic experiences they became killers, the kids in the Hunger Games were forced to kill. In both circumstances the children were robbed of their childhood because they were treated as adults in a situation where they should have been viewed as children.

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These children were exposed to harmful circumstances and events that led to the death of other children at their hands. By putting them into an adult prison there would be more harm than good being caused. According to the article, "Studies published in the journal Crime & Delinquency have said that juveniles in the adult prison system are approximately 33 percent more likely to continue committing crimes than those who have gone through the juvenile system."

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"Children’s and adolescents’ interactions and relationships with family and peers influence the development of antisocial behavior and delinquency." In the article it was discovered that Charles Williams suffered from relentless teasing in his home in Maryland. This could have led to emotional suffering, causing Charles to lash out by shooting in his school.

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Lionel was arrested for wrestling a six-year old girl to death.

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This article informs readers about two adolescents who were charged as adults.He provides details in regards to the how the boys were being charged. The author attempts to present the information in an unbiased way and tells the reader the facts. His tone is very informative and there aren't personal views are put aside for the sake of making more people aware. The article includes direct quotes from people involved in the investigation so the article is credible.

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Charles was arrested for a school shooting at Santana High School.

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Two teens were charged as adults in different states for first-degree murder. They are both facing imprisonment as an adult, stirring up controversy over whether or not children should be able to be tried as an adult. "One expert says the approach to juvenile justice must change. Despite the seriousness of school shootings and homicide, juvenile offenders are not little adult criminals."