Some people believe that young people who commit serious crimes,such as a robbery or a violent attack should be punished in the same way as adults. To what extent do you agree or disagree?

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think that juveniles should be punished the same as adults for doing serious crimes like robbery and mudders. I disagree with
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statement because everyone deserves a second chance and another reason is if they share the same bars with serious
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then
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they become like them.
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youngsters do many crimes to become famous or some crimes for
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their innocence
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, they need
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chance to take their life back on track because they have left their whole life in front of them so, they have time to change their life and
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could serve for a country in future.
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, many jails allow their prisoners to learn some skill
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and make
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products and sell
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them to catch up with other
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and
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people
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accept them.
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some young
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are not serious offenders if they are treated
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jails as the other offender do
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they cut off themselves from the world and push themselves towards crime which will be dangerous for society because they mix up with
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and learn things from them and most importantly, they find new connections and links with other
criminals
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which whitewash their brains and use them for their own purposes.
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survey, 70% of young children became big
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who were rejected by society
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they met with bad
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and used by them. In conclusion,
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punishment is important for any offender to make a fear in their mind, it is not a permanent solution if
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really want to change someone they should accept them and try to improve them on their mistakes rather than giving punishment.

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