Many colored people, in the times of segregation, were accused of things they did not do. In Leo Frank's case and Tom Robinson's case, prejudice and discrimination played a main role in their trials. Racism, prejudice and discrimination are not part of the law--justice is not served by the courts because of their racism and discrimination. Discrimination led to injustice and racism should not interfere with a trial and the life of an innocent man.

In the novel To Kill a Mockingbird, by Harper Lee, there is a trial--Tom Robinson, a black and respectful man, was accused of rape and sexually harassing nineteen-and-half year old Mayella Ewell, daughter of Bob Ewell. Many people knew how Bob Ewell didn't care much about his kids and they were confused why all of a sudden Mr. Ewell is caring for them. The trial starts by questioning the sheriff of the county...