Some people think that certain prisoners showed be made to do unpaid community work instead of being put behnid bars. To what extent do you agree or disagree.

Recently, specific

crime

sentences have been argued. Some people assume that it would be better if certain offenders are engaged in voluntary

community

work

. Personally, I completely agree with

this

view because of the positive outcomes, which will be discussed in

this

essay, for the criminals themselves and the whole

society

. Regarding the criminals, since the sentences should be aligned with the

crime

itself, those who commit minor offences should not be kept with dangerous culprits.

This

is because they might be influenced by other's thoughts in violating the rules after their release from prisons.

In contrast

, while petty crimes' offenders are separated to be volunteers in

community

work

, they will reconsider their roles in

society

and what they have done before.

For instance

, it is noticed that once lawbreakers, who are punished for minor crimes

such

as reckless drive or breaking speed limit, are asked to participate in

community

work

, they seldom repeat any fraudulent activities.

Thus

, not all criminals should spend their sentences in jails. As for the

society

, with a view to curbing

crime

incidence, governments have to implement unpaid

community

work

as an alternative strategy for prisons.

This

deterrent step improves criminals' physiatric status ;

therefore

, they would not violate the rules again.

As a result

, the

crime

rate will gradually decrease. Not only does

society

benefits from reducing

crime

incidence, but it

also

indirectly benefits financially.

For example

, in Singapore, as minor criminals contribute to unpaid

work

, they replace numerous paid positions like street cleaning and farming.

Hence

, governments could not waste money on funding prisons. To conclude,

although

lawbreakers must receive harsh punishment, those who commit minor crimes ought to

work

for their communities rather than be in jails. I believe that criminals, as well as societies, will gain more from

this

unpaid

work