Some people believe that there should be fixed punishments for each crime. Others, however, argue that the circumstances of an individual crime, and the motivation for committing it, should always be taken into account when deciding on the punishment. Discuss both these views and give your own opinion.

Some individuals think that criminals should be punished according to the

law

at the

first

time committed a

crime

, while others think that it should be considered on a purpose and situation of a

crime

before

punishment

in the case by case. In

this

following paragraph, both views of

this

topic will be outlined in detail before the conclusion is reached. On one hand, individuals who do not believe and break the

law

should be punished according to the judicial process for preserving the reliability of laws.

For example

, if one person decides to kill another person, he or she will become a murder and it must be considered a

punishment

by a judge in a court. Even he or she do

this

crime

for the

first

time, but it impacts other people who lost their lives or assets. The

punishment

of murder will affect humans in societies to realize violence from committing a

crime

and it can reduce violence in communities.

On the other hand

, some humans think that in a judicial process judges should evaluate the purposes of murders before giving them a

punishment

which does not base on laws as a flexible

punishment

or decriminalizing them for the

first

time that they do a

crime

.

For instance

, if a murder accidentally kills victims, he or she does not have a purpose to kill, a judge must evaluate a situation based on evidence and give an appropriate flexible

punishment

that does not according to the

law

.

However

, if a court gives a flexible

punishment

to an accidental

crime

, it might be reduced the reliability of the

law

, and

crime

in societies will be increased due to people

think

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that there is no violence in the penalties. In conclusion, it can be seen that despite individuals breaking the

law

that is

intentionally or unintentionally judges might use a judicial process and give them an appropriate

punishment

according to purposes of action and laws.