Some people believe that there should be fixed punishments for each type of crime. Others think that the circumstances of a crime, and the reason for committing it should be considered when deciding on the punishment. Discuss both views.
In modern-day societies, crime is prevalent and discussions regarding sentences are debatable. Some
people
argue that having fixed punishments for different types of offences is the most appropriate solution to tackle Use synonyms
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issue, whereas others claim that a variety of factors that drive a person to commit a crime, namely motives and circumstances, should be considered before the final decision. Linking Words
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essay will examine both opinions in detail.
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of all, if certain sentences are existing, it is possible that the legal system will operate more quickly, and accurately and that the percentage of crime rate will be declined. Linking Words
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, especially those who commit minor offences, believe that if they get caught, they will find a way to earn a lenient sentence, by convincing the judge and the jury of their innocence. Use synonyms
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is to examine each case separately. Committing a violation is complex because it depends on the person who commits it, his or her psychology and background and Use synonyms
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both would be found guilty and would have to serve the same sentence, and it is obvious that a system like that would be unfair.
In conclusion, finding the most efficient way to tackle offenders has different possible solutions. While some are in favour of enforcing fixed punishments for each type of violation, others support strongly that each case is unique and needs to be judged differently and Linking Words
this
essay discussed some of the arguments.Linking Words
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