A judge dismissed the murder charge against Charlie Tan, who was charged with shooting his father to death in their Pittsford home. District Attorney Sandra Doorley said this was a decision based on privilege, adding that it wouldn't have happened for a city kid. Is she right? We look at the justice system that seeks to offer no advantage based on economic circumstances. Our guests:
- Brian DeCarolis, defense attorney for Charlie Tan
- Jon Hand, reporter, Democrat and Chronicle
- Jennifer McGoff, Tan trial juror
- Reverend Lewis Stewart, president, United Christian Leadership Ministry of Western, NY
