Street-oriented boys have complex relationships with fearlessness and future expectations. How does this fearlessness affect the presence of justice in the inner-city?
A. The majority of street-oriented boys fear the police much more than their peers, which causes them to become violent with members of their community due to fearlessness.
B. Many street-oriented boys fear the threat of justice from their peers but do not similarly fear law enforcement, as they feel that they have reputation to gain from going to prison.
C. A small amount of street-oriented boys have complete fearlessness of legal retribution as a result of their violent actions, causing them to commit more crimes than their peers.
D. Most street-oriented boys are fearless of one another, which is a significant cause of high rates of violent crimes in urban areas.
B. Many street-oriented boys fear the threat of justice from their peers but do not similarly fear law enforcement, as they feel that they have reputation to gain from going to prison.
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