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Many people believe that having a fixed punishment for all crimes is more efficient. What are the advantages and disadvantages of having a fixed punishment?

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There is a debate among lots of people, who believe(s) that all offenders must have a fixed penalty term and drastic measures.
This
 view has many pros and cons, where I will analyze in
this
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this
 takeaway with stable terms for all penalty cases. So it would be so equitably for all deceivers, where they can know about dreadful consequences and not
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mull over it and as the result
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many people won’t make punishments. For the rest of
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eople
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it would be
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 future obstacles.
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ow level of crime because they are familiar with their laws and hurdles for career prospects or future life. On the flip side, we have some flamboyant drawbacks, where the
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 system should be flexible for each case, especially for people who protected itself against killers. In
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we couldn’t judge these people with the other offenders, who pursued goals and comprehended it. The judge departments have to consider these cases and pay all attention, including all reviews, details and proofs, where the future term for people can be rectified and get a shorter period due to affective state. All in all, we have a plethora of factors that can impact on the term of penalty. The precise verdicts should be analyzed through all reviews, especially for people, who defended itself from criminals and tried to survive despite the effects. (259 words)
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