Many offenders commit more crimes after serving the first punishment. Why is this happening and what measures can be taken to tackle this problem.

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After releasing from jail for the
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time, most of the culprits persons do criminal activities continuously due to they suffer to will get a job because no one believes and give a chance for them.
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essay discusses why is
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happening, what measures will reduce
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issue for the following reasons.
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with, one of the major causes is few employment opportunities for them, everyone needs money to survives even criminals
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,
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, they do misdeed actions continuously.
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, Indian companies only give a job for having a good records person than criminal records man. Another major cause is the culprit continuously doing illegal activity why they will protect themselves from victim man and their's relatives,
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means, previous wrong action can be stimulated to will be done another misdeed.
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, one of the possible solutions is creating awareness for them, providing employment opportunities for inmates guys.
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, the Indian state of Tamilnadu government has already started to provides employment opportunities to criminals when they are being in jail,
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, they earn a minimum amount of money inside and they know about many small businesses,
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, when they releasing time, they have a small amount of their's own money and small business idea,
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, they never work under supervisor or manager because they will be started an own small business. To conclude, among many people roaming in wrong thinking is "once a lawbreaker, always a lawbreaker" folks can be changed to their's mindset from the point of a prison of view. They are
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humans, they have the right to live and everyone does mistakes but they have a chance to change themselves and live happily. We could support those persons.
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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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