Which statement best describes darrow’s viewpoint of the case, as expressed in this excerpt? (1) he argued that the boys were so young that they didn't fully understand their actions; he thought that the boys should be given a second chance. (2) darrow provided various reasons to give the boys a lighter sentence; he felt that no crime deserved such a terrible punishment. (3) he was a strong advocate for mental health treatments; he believed that leopold and loeb would not hurt anyone if they got psychiatric . (4) darrow thought that rich people should be treated differently than poor people; he believed people weren’t paying attention to the boys’ financial situation.