The government may be violating the Fifth Amendment by trying to prosecute Mary and Bob again.
The Fifth Amendment states (among other things) that a person can be tried only once in federal court for the same offense. Given that Mary and Bob were already prosecuted for identity theft and won the case due to lack of evidence, the government can try to prosecute them again, but it will be violating the Fifth Amendment in doing so.
Answer:
Disgusted.
Explanation:
After being restricted for so long on the things they can own or do, it must have been hurtful and sad to see that nobody on the outside understands the situation they are actually in. It must make them feel hopeless, and in disgust as their situation can seem so bright to people who aren't there.
This is due to an effect known as the camera-perspective bias. The camera-perspective bias is a bias that can affect everyone, not only police officers. This bias leads us to perceive a scene in a different way depending on the angle of the camera. It has been shown that police officers tend to find a confession of a suspect voluntary when the camera is only pointing at the suspect.This also seems to be true regardless of the amount of training an officer has received.
