Some people think certain prisoners should be made to set up unpaid community work, instead of just being put behind the bars. To what extent do you agree or disagree?

It has been argued that not all criminals should be sentenced to

jail

. According to some people, people who have committed lower offences should be allowed to take part in the

community

by doing unpaid

services

and not be put in

jail

. I totally agree with

this

thought as I believe

this

will help both individual and the

community

.

Jail

sentence is not always the best solution and some offender should be given a

second

chance.

This

includes youth who have been under influence of the peers and those who have been committed to crime due to severe mental health disorders.By giving them an unpaid

job

in the

community

, we will help them a chance to improve their behaviours and start a new life.

This

is certainly true

in particular

when an offender is remorse for what has done and is trying to change.

For instance

, in some countries like China,

prisoners

take part in

community

services

for a period of 2 years before being able to apply for a paid

job

, during

this

volunteer

job

they must be working under the supervision and should be sending their monthly behavioural report to the court.

This

will give them another chance.

Thus

, by working for free they will have a good opportunity to show their society they have changed. Society will improve by receiving some unpaid

services

.

This

is certainly true when there is a shortage of worker in some area

for instance

construction of city infrastructure.

This

is particularly true in some jobs are demanding.

For instance

, some governments use

prisoners

for building railroads and highways to connect cities. By using

prisoners

,

government

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can cut some of its expenses and get the

job

done faster. As a

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result society will improve

as a result

of

this

free service jobs. In conclusion, I do advocate for the idea that some

prisoners

should be working for

services

instead

of spending their time in

jail

because it helps both individual and

community

to grow.