While it is sometimes thought that prison is the best place for criminals, others believe that there are better ways to deal with them.

Some people believe that prisons are the best place for keeping criminals, while others contradict

this

idea and insist that there are more efficient ways to reform them. In my opinion, criminals who are a potential threat to the

society

must be locked

up whereas

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up, whereas

those with the desire to transform themselves must be allowed a chance to get involved in reformatory work. Serious offenders who have been convicted of heinous crimes undoubtedly possess the ability to harm the

society

so they must be confined within a jail. The criminal intentions and motivations they have cannot be detected or discouraged using peaceful means. That means there is always the possibility that they will

reoffend

money returned to a payer

refund

and wreak havoc in the

society

if they are allowed to move out of prison. Even if they are deterred / prevented from committing crime outside prisons, they can influence young and needy minds to follow their footsteps and

thus

augment the crime rate.

Thus

, no fruitful result can be generated in the process.

However

, juvenile offenders and other criminals who have been jailed for comparatively minor offences must be allowed a

second

chance to redesign their lives. They must be granted an opportunity to correct them and be absorbed into the

society

.

Firstly

, arrangements should be made so that juvenile offenders receive vocational training and moral education which will teach them to distinguish noble from evil, and become law-abiding citizens.

Secondly

, adults must be involved in vocational trainings and skill development sessions that will enable them to find a means of livelihood and stay immune to criminal tendencies. In conclusion, it is not realistic to make and follow general rules for all criminals.Before determining whether a criminal should be sent to prison or not, it is important to consider the gravity of the crime committed by them. While a criminal with a dangerous record is a threat to peace and must be in a prison, the others who committed relatively milder crimes can be given an opportunity for reforming themselves.