Some people who have been in prison become good citizens later. Some people think that they are the best people to talk to school students the danger of committing a crime. Do you agree or disagree?

Some people argue that former
criminals
are the best candidates to demonstrate the
danger
of
crime
to
school
students
. These
once in-prisoners
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who have served their
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in jail become good citizens. Personally, I do not agree with
this
statement, for I consider that the negative effect outweighs the positive effect.
To begin
with, some
criminals
are sent to jail because of committing severe
offenses
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such
as rape or robbery. They might realize that they break the
law
and
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jeopardize
the safety of
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society. They might learn from their mistakes after regaining liberty.
However
, considering these
criminals
have anti-social
personality
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, it would not be suitable for them to get in touch with underaged
school
students
.
For instance
,
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a criminal
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criminal
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criminals
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who committed rape should not be involved in activities with children even if they are released from jail. There is a great chance that communication with young
teenager
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girl
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girls
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will induce the former
raper
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to commit
crime
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again.
Secondly
, there are various other qualified candidates to show the
danger
or criminal
acitivities
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activities
to
school
children. Police officers can go to the
school
and equip the
students
with essential knowledge about
law
and dangerous illegal behaviours. They can show
students
the importance of obeying the laws,
thus
warning the youngsters not to commit
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crime
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crimes
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. Lawyers and judges are
also
good representatives
from
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the
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law
enforcement to communicate with
school
students
on
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the
danger
of
crime
. In conclusion, I do not agree that
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former
criminals
should be invited to talk to
students
of
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crime
. People working in the police department or other
law
enforcement are better candidates to communicate with youngsters about the
danger
of
crime
.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • rehabilitation
  • redemption
  • real-life experiences
  • perspectives
  • consequences
  • impact
  • practical guidance
  • criminal activities
  • root causes
  • prevention
  • misconceptions
  • stereotypes
  • second chances
  • personal transformation
  • empathy
  • forgiveness
  • support
  • rehabilitation process
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