Many offenders commit mare crimes after serving the first punishment. Why is this happeing, and what measures can be take or tackle this problem?

A rising number of

people

who break the law again after the

first

punishment has raised

people

's concerns. Some

people

consider that the difficulty of finding jobs and being accepted by the public may be the reasons.

Government

can provide training to the

offenders

and educate the public to solve

this

problem.

To begin

with, the difficulty of finding a job may be the

first

reason why

people

reoffends. As the community changes rapidly,

offenders

may not have skills that are suited for the current demand.

Therefore

, it will be difficult for them to support their lives if they don't have enough savings. In

this

way, criminals may consider breaking the law as a way to survive.

Besides

, the attitude of the public may

also

be a reason.

For example

, citizens do not invite

offenders

to the party.

Therefore

, they can be influenced easily once they meet other criminals as they are isolated. A way to tackle

this

problem is to provide special training in prison. If the

government

offers training which is related to current social demands, it will be easier for

offenders

to find jobs once they finished their

first

punishment.

Therefore

, they can support their lives which reduces the chances of taking crimes again.

Moreover

, another method is to educate the public.

For instance

, the

government

can give subsidies to firms that offer a place to

offenders

.

Therefore

, the public can be encouraged to accept

offenders

and prevent them from being isolated. In conclusion,

people

may commit crimes if they can not find a job after their

first

punishment or not being accepted by others. The

government

can set policies to correct the attitude of the public and offer training to enhance their skills.