Introduction
Some individuals believe that juvenile offenders should face the same penalty as grown-ups. In my opinion, I would completely disagree with
this
statement because their still changing personalities are to blame for committing a crime; Linking Words
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instead
of punishing them like adults, we should consider providing them opportunities for a brighter future.
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Firstly
, it seems unfair to compare adolescents who are not entirely aware of their actions with adults who know what they are doing. Their immature judgement and absence of self-control can lead to criminal acts because they sense fewer risks. Linking Words
Moreover
, young people are readily affected by others. Linking Words
For instance
, when I was ten, I used to shatter kindergarten windows with stones and escape with my friends. I am not sure why I used to do Linking Words
this
; maybe one of my friends suggested it, and we thought it was funny without realizing our evil actions.
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Another reason to support my view is that imposing severe penalties for minors might lead to recidivism, so we need to find a more rehabilitative approach. I believe that giving them a second chance not only reduces future crimes but
also
helps them reintegrate into society. Linking Words
For example
, I just heard on the internet that a court sentenced some juvenile offenders to a program named "chess for life". As a punishment, they must play chess which can make them more self-confident.
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Conclusion
In conclusion, many individuals consider that both young and adult offenders should be given the same punishment. I strongly disagree with
this
, and I feel we should provide them with another opportunity.Linking Words