Some people who have been in prison become good citizens later and it is often argued that these are the best people to talk to teenagers about the dangers of committing a crime. To what extent do you agree or disagree?

Some people believe that people who have been in

prison

become good

citizens

later. Personally, I think

this

is true that ex-inmates can become an example in society, especially for the younger generation to avoid crime in the future. Prisons or correctional centres are institutions created by the state to transform criminals. Institutions are created by the state to transform criminals or offenders into good

citizens

or criminals into good

citizens

. By entering

prison

, an offender receives intervention in the form of education in various fields after serving his detention period is expected to return to live in the community and no longer commit acts that violate the law.

Prison

is a "school" so that former prisoners become new individuals who are more responsible.

Furthermore

, correctional institutions in

this

country

then

teach knowledge and skills so that a prisoner has the skills to get a job after release. Prisoners

also

receive guidance and counselling so that they become good

citizens

and obey the law. In conclusion, I agree that rehabilitated offenders can be positive individuals in the future for the younger generation. The relationship between rehabilitated offenders and youth can be beneficial but under the direct supervision of police officers.

This

is because they can tell the real story behind the cell and the disadvantages of admitting the crime.

Thus

, teenagers can learn more about the difficult conditions and how inmates are treated in

prison

.

As a result

, the awareness to avoid illegal acts will be formed.

Moreover

, parents and teachers

also

play an important role in preventing crime offences among juvenile delinquents.