Many offenders commit more crimes after serving the first punishment. Why is this happening and what measures can be taken to tackle this problem.

The crime rates keep increasing all over the world. When analysed it is found that it is due to criminals repeating
crimes even
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crimes, even
after going to
prison
once.
This
essay will find out the various reasons for
this
and give some action plan to
comtrol
power to direct or determine
control
this
problem.
First
of all we need to understand the cause behind
this
. People in need commit crimes when they are not
able fullfill
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able to fulfil
able fulfil
their need in regular method. Some people who have
psychiatric problem
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a psychiatric problem
cannot help themselves and keep doing criminal activities. When a person returns from
prison
the society doesn't accept them so the offenders find it difficult to sustain themselves and resort to crimes.
Also after
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Also, after
visiting the
prison
once and seeing the
punishment
criminals feel the reward they get from crime outweighs the
punishment
so they are ready to repeat the crimes. To control the criminals from repeating crimes we need to take care of all of the above mentioned issues. In the
prison
we can give them some kind of skill training which can help them in finding a earning job after
prison
time. Inside the jail all of them need to be taken to a psychiatrist for
checkup
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a checkup
and dealt according to the report of the checkup.
Also it
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Also, it
should be mandatory for the criminals to do community service
,
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,
such
a
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an
activity would bring them in the good eyes of the society. But
i
refers to the speaker or writer
I
feel the most effective would be to have
harsh
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a harsh punishment
punishment
for repeat offenders. The
punishment
should etch a line into the mind for them to never even think about doing the act again. To conclude the action to reduce the rate of crimes is to act on the mentality of the criminals.
This
will solve the problem permanently.
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  • recidivism
  • rehabilitation programs
  • social stigma
  • ex-convicts
  • reintegration
  • support systems
  • mental health issues
  • addiction problems
  • criminal networks
  • incarceration
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