Some people believe that children that commit crimes should be punished. Others think the parents should be punished instead Discuss both views and give your own opinion?

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commit
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a crime
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crime
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, many believe that they themselves should be punished,
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there are those who argue that the
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of the
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should face legal justice
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. In my opinion,
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should not be personally liable
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the wrongdoing of their
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, since they themselves have not committed a crime, and cannot
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be responsible. Some may argue that since
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have not fully developed their mental faculties,
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behaviours performed by them must be copied from their
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.
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,
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that teach their kids
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anti-social
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anti social
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behaviour
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shoulder some of the blame for their
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misbehaving. Studies have shown that
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growing up in abusive households,
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, are more likely to grow up having psychological issues of their own.
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, it might be suggested that since
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’s cognitive functions are moulded by their
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, they should be punished
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, to punish the
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of
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implies that the child has no free will.
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parenting does play a part in individual action, it must be pointed out that individuals
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have a degree of autonomy (
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of course by age; a
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does not have the same level of cognition as a
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).
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, to convict
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of crimes their
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commit would be to indict them for acts they simply have not done - it could
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be the case that the child was raised perfectly well, and still decided to become a criminal.
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, since it cannot be proven that a child’s criminal action is
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because of their
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of their own volition, their
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should not be punished. Overall, I argue that since even
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past a certain age have a degree of autonomy, we should not put a legal punishment on
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of criminal
children
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