In the mid-1980s, Richard Walsh Jr., who was only 14 years old, became an informant for government law enforcement and later became a major drug dealer. This double life also caused friction between him and the government. One day he was found carrying 17 pounds of heroin, and he was just 17 years old at the time. He was thrown into prison and sentenced to life imprisonment. So the question is, how much responsibility should the federal government, which made him an informant, bear for his fall?