Many offenders commit more crimes after serving their first punishment .why is this happening and what measures can be taken?

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It has been Identified that repeating crimes are continuing by the
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,who completed their
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sentence in prison. There are many gaps in the
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system and corruption in prisons. There might be many solutions that can be taken to overcome the situation.
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mostly have not been done planned
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and Most of the
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those were done accidentally. While they are mixing with the prisoners in jail, they were captured by some gang of
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who doing convicts purposely to earning money by the blessing of the corrupted politicians.
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, In Sri Lanka
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process is not ending with producing a better person for society, Since after the punishment they were labelled as a jailed person who even cannot find a Job and again they are moving with the people who are involved in criminal and grouping with them again. As a solution,
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should not be mixed with other
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lawbreakers must be isolated and put into a better isolation system with some vocational training
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as Carpentry, Motor Mechanic or Train them for some self-employment to earn money after the sentence. On the other ,hand after the
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, Society should accept
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as normalized persons and should treat them as normal civilians since everyone could have done mistakes again. In conclusion, To reduce the
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count there are many actions that can be taken and mentioned are the only fee,
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, changing the
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system could certainly reduce the no of crimes from
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • recidivism
  • rehabilitation programs
  • social stigma
  • ex-convicts
  • reintegration
  • support systems
  • mental health issues
  • addiction problems
  • criminal networks
  • incarceration
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