In many situations, people who break the law should be warned instead of punished. To what extent do you agree or disagree?

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is indeed a growing concern in
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society. Some feel that
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law breakers
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should be warned
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of punished. I strongly disagree with
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statement as strict punishment may look very crucial in society, but is very much required for the public. These days many people take advantage of
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, as only warning encourages criminal behaviour in public or person.
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, if an individual; is arrested for a narcotics
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, there is a strong chance that
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incident will become a permanent criminal record.
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makes it difficult for the individual’s career. One of the main reasons why I think is if not punished
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he will be encouraged and will repeat the similar behaviour or it encourages the public opinion that
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is not for our safety.
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, other crimes like robbery, killer etc should
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be punished. Punishment appears to be more harm but
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the
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has to be strictly followed . Warning may be preferable for only minor cases
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