Many wrongdoers commit more crimes after serving their first punishment. Why is this happening and what measures can be taken to tackle this problem?

Punishment

is necessary to prevent the country from crime and wrongdoings. It is true that after getting the first

punishment

for a crime, criminals do more unlawful acts. Small penalties and minor

punishment

are the reasons for

this

menace. Hard

punishment

and huge

fines

should be mandatory to tackle

this

problem. Many individuals get meagre amounts of money for

fines

to pay to release from offence which they pay easily and

then

free from lockup.

Then

they again do the same thing and pay for that like

last

time and in

this

way it continuous regularly.

For instance

, in many countries, those crossing the red signal have a fine in the form of money which they pay easily and

then

again they broke the law and that could lead to an accident.

Moreover

, less

sentence

period for a violation causes less fear among people and owing to

this

, they do that again and again, which increases crime rates. To exemplify, in many developing countries, stealing goods have only 6 months

sentence

period and after that thieves continuously do

this

offence. There are numerous measures which can help to deal with

this

problem. For heinous crimes, the government should give them hard

punishment

such

as a life serving

sentence

or the death penalty, so, they won't repeat

this

act again.

For example

, for harming or killing someone, there should be a death

sentence

so

this

will stop by setting an example for others.

Furthermore

, a big amount of money should be charged for breaking any law

such

as crossing red signals or pickpocketing. By doing

this

, criminals won't be able to pay the fine.

Thus

, these measures can help in reducing

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crime to

a great extent.

To sum up

, it is true that small

fines

and the least

punishment

and many more are the causes of increasing offence,

however

, taking strict measures by the government

such

as huge prices in the form of

fines

and hard

punishment

can help to deal with these problems.