Some people who have been in prison become good citizens later and it is often argued that these are the best people to talk to teenagers about the dangers of committing a crime. To what extent do you agree or disagree?

In

this

era, it has become mandatory to guide youth about the punishments for being involved in any offensive task. It is believed by some individuals that prisoners who have spent some time in bars but afterwards become good humans; can be found a moral for others.

Although

this

aforementioned statement holds a valid point, I do partially agree with it. In

this

essay, I will explain my opinion with examples. On the one hand, prisoners can be a lesson for a new generation, as they can inform the teenagers about their lives in jail, either which kind of punishments and dangers they faced, or how they spent their days and nights.

For example

, some individuals suspect suicide in order to get away from punishment while others after getting all of the danger and coming back home can move to isolation because of no respect.

On the other hand

, teenagers don't usually listen to these criminals because of fear of

such

personalities, so parents are the best mentor to guide their off-springs about the flaws of committing any illegal activity.

For instance

, the guardians talk to their children regarding the person who followed the wrong direction and the way leading to jail or death.

Also

,

such

persons don't find value in society as well as face the hate of other citizens.

Moreover

, the elders can show some educational and informational movies to their siblings, developing a kind of fear among them. In the nutshell, prisoners can be a lesson for other citizens to not involve in any illegal way but there are parents as well who prevent their children from crime.