Some people think that with combined effort on the part of the government and society crime can be completely eradicated, while others argue that this is completely hypothetical, and that crime has always been present in societies even in an ancient time. Discuss these two views. Which one do you agree with?

In recent years, the issue related to committing
crime
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has attracted the public’s attention. Some experts believe that a wide range of criminals
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controlled by state laws and regulations, while others
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that it is impossible to eliminate offensiveness in societies.
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essay will examine both views of
this
controversy and the personal opinion in favour will be given. As for the
first
aspect, it is undeniable that poverty is the potential factor leading people to commit a
crime
. What
this
means is that individuals belonging to low-income, jobless and uneducated groups are more likely to violate the
law
.
Thus
, the government need to thoroughly provide education and professional skills matching with employment and labour demand in
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market.
In addition
, the public can implement a collaborative attempt.
For example
, the measure namely “Community Watch” – a
crime
prevention program – involves
citizen
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working with each other and with
law
enforcement agencies to mitigate
crime
and victimization in their communities.
As a result
, life security and the landscape of personally residential property could be
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prevented from criminals. Regarding the
second
viewpoint, transgression could not be totally obliterated, despite having established laws for the control of habitual criminals in several countries. It is common to believe that insufficient enforcement of
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is the vital variable of re-offended behaviour.
Furthermore
, turning to undisputed answer, whether the public can assure about justice
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if police officer
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an offender because of corruption in
police
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community.
For instance
, Thailand – one of the countries having
highest
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corruptions
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corruption
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index in the world – is a place in which all
sort
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of
felony
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can be legal by providing a huge amount of
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to officers. In conclusion, from my perspective, I completely agree with the latter perspective as
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of fact that
crime
still exists in every community, but there are potential ways to tackle
such
matters, or at least minimise the effects.
Consequently
, the
law
ministry must implement a harsh punishment and have an independent institute scrutinizing frauds and
corruptions
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in police sectors.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • eradicate
  • surveillance
  • education systems
  • stricter laws
  • community policing
  • social welfare programs
  • root causes
  • poverty
  • inequality
  • inherent part of society
  • historical perspectives
  • psychological factors
  • social dynamics
  • criminal behavior
  • enduring examples
  • success stories
  • strategies
  • inevitability
  • exhaustive efforts
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