some people believe that not all criminals should be kept in prison, but some of them should be allowed to unpaid work to help the community

Many people feel that not all
criminal
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criminals
should be kept in jail, but they believe that if they worked in jobs
with out
in absence of
without
salary they could help the society. And I completely disagree with that.
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Firstly, if
we let felons
work
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in unpaid jobs they will have nothing to worry about, and as consequence of that they will keep committing crimes and that’s dangerous for the
community
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community, for
for
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example many
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Thieves and malefactors came from a poor environment and as result many of them chose to steal and kill
,
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,
moreover
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we can’t fix their problem by making them poorer
.
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.
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however
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However
the concept of letting rebellious people out of cells to
work
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will not be a good solution for the long run. Apart from
that another
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that, another
we can give the opportunity for jobless people to
work
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instead
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of malefactors
,
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,
in the era of development many factories and companies replaced the employees with robots which lead to an unemployment community
,
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,
anyway we can make people
work
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rather than those criminals in
this
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order we can build
better future
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a better future
better futures
.
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.
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for
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For
example these
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example, these
people can
work
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in any job and we can invest their youth in the to make the upcoming situation much
more better
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better
.
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.
In conclusion
,
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,
I believe that if we release the criminals to the,
public the
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public, the
community will suffer from them
,
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,
but alternatively we can use the unemployment people to
work
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in contrast
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of the malefactors,
furthermore
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felons
has already lost
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have already lost
had already lost
everything in life so they have nothing to care about and they are ready
to
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for
committing
another
not the same one or ones already mentioned or implied
other
crimes.

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Topic Vocabulary:
  • rehabilitation
  • incarceration
  • non-violent crimes
  • overcrowding
  • reoffending rates
  • judicial discretion
  • alternative punishments
  • public funds
  • community service
  • petty theft
  • vandalism
  • punitive measures
  • social reintegration
  • deterrence
  • minor offenses
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