In many countries, imprisonment is the most common solution to crime. However, some people believe that better education will be effective solution. To what extent do you agree or disagree?

Criminal
actions
tend to increase year by year. Nowadays, a number of
countries
including Japan, China, the USA, and so on, lay more emphasis on imprisonment as they consider it to be the best way to reduce illegal
actions
.
On the other hand
, others believe that greater education should be prioritised. In my opinion, education will resolve
this
issue, and the following expository paragraphs will expatiate both stances with lucid examples.
Firstly
, in contemporary society, in which poverty is increasingly commonplace on all continents, the majority of people have some money problem and
this
difficulty leads to a rise in criminal
actions
such
as robbery, thief, etc. In many regions, greater emphasis on all kinds of educational institutions as they know that it is more important than the former one.
Therefore
, all
countries
' authorities ought to attention to
this
controversial trouble for the bright prospect.
Secondly
,
although
imprisonment must be in society if it exaggerates and loses count, everything will be difficult and some prisoners will repeat over and over again the same criminal
actions
as they did.
Thus
, if all
countries
' governments consider
this
system should be crucial rather than imprisonment, criminal
actions
will be declined significantly with an unprecedented result.
In addition
, a study has proven that because Japanese overwhelming people's knowledge index is higher than other
countries
, in consequence, fewer illegal
actions
are committed in
this
region. In conclusion, we all know that if someone else commits unillegal action against somebody, they must take punishment,
however
, we should give them a second opportunity to fix their problem. With better education, all people will realize the value of life and make decisions different from the past.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • Recidivism
  • Rehabilitation
  • Deterrent
  • Vulnerable groups
  • Social inclusion
  • Crime prevention
  • Penal system
  • Reoffending rates
  • Restorative justice
  • Societal norms
  • Economic disparity
  • Educational disparity
  • Delinquency
  • Socioeconomic factors
  • Correlation vs causation
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