Based on the question at hand, it seems that it is popular belief that individuals resort to crime due to their inability to find or sustain employment which is a direct result of not having adequate education to pursue certain fields of work. Although this may be true in some cases, the reality is that there are a number of reasons why one may resort to conducting criminal behavior. These reasons include not only the lack of education and employment resulting in financial troubles but factors like physical conflict between people at home, in the common workplace, and in public, internal emotional conflict, psychological troubles, and any combination of those. Crime can be committed by anybody regardless of their education and financial status. Therefore, to address the prompt at hand, I think that rehabilitating and reintegrating individuals who have previously committed a crime is much more complex than narrowing in on one particular viewpoint with two concrete, competing choices...