Some people believe that there should be fixed punishments for each type of crime.other,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. Disscuss both these views and give your own opinion.

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small or great should always be dealt with a fitting
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. A criminal in a fit of rage or sometimes in
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commits the
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but there is always a
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behind any committed
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. Judging people equally
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and not
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taking into account the
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behind the
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helps in maintaining the
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rate though it proves the point that everyone is equal in the eyes of law sometimes it's unfair to those who had no ulterior motives but the
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was just a result of
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defencedefence
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defence defence
. For ,example if two criminals were charged with murder and
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of them are judged equally though one of them has a clear motive behind the murder the
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murder was just in
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defencedefence
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defence defence
. though the
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received by
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of them is similar only their motives differ which makes the
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more severe for one and fitting for the other. Judging criminals based on their
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behind the
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is a great step towards a fitting and just
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. Though it is all right and just arises the problem of an increase in the
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rate . Some crimes are just committed in
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defencedefence
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defence defence
but as their
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is
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being considered the
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will not be as harsh as it should be .
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gives other criminals a strategy to get away with the
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they just have to prove themselves to be innocent though the system is great it has its own flaws.
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of the systems are great when passing the judgement but
both
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have their perks and disadvantages a mixture of the two will be the best fit for a system.

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