Some people who have been in prison become good citizens later. Some people think they are the best people to talk to school students about danger of committing crime. Do you agree or disagree?

Moose Judiciary systems rely on Correctional Facilities that provide a

second

chance to

criminals

to reflect on their past deeds and change their social attitudes. Some believe that those who use

this

chance wisely and take corrective measures in their life decisions might actually be the best people to advise

teenagers

not to walk down that path. While to some certain degree it is true, I believe more often than not, it might prove ineffective. It is acceptable that

then

criminals

-now normal citizens- have some certain experience that might be useful to pass on to the

next

generation. after all, they understand what it is about crime and committing them that might appeal to younger Generations' taste. We're having

this

knowledge they can communicate better and address how futile some urges are.

For instance

, shoplifting is common among adolescents and if not the ultimate correctly could lead to more drastic crimes. Now, if it is explained to Young

criminals

that the pleasure they might gain from shoplifting is only temporary and could lead to more problematic consequences, there's a chance that they might Heed These words.

On the other hand

, there are flaws in letting

teenagers

and

then

criminals

talk.

First

of all,

teenagers

might get the wrong idea that there is always a way back and there will always be time to change for the better, which in reality is not true, but they might not comprehend is that it is not true too many other

criminals

for whom it is too late to turn back.

Furthermore

, it is not easy talking to a young rebellious person, because their minds are set and changing it is not easy. Plus, consider the fact that

teenagers

consider themselves Superior to all timers, so no matter how hard one tries to give them advice, they only consider

this

person simply "too dumb that got caught, that would not be me". In conclusion, I think people who live from the time they spend in prison are not the ideal character who could guide the Young.