Some people think that young criminals should receive the same punishment as adults. To what extent do you agree or disagree? Opinion

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In
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rapidly evolving world, crime become a major issue across
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the world. Some folks
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that punishment should be equal for every age group, either young or
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teenagers
. I firmly believe that
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should pay the price
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their actions and get
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lesson for all ages. First and foremost, the
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law system is the main cause of crimes in our nation. Some
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know the
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of the system and they are fully aware
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the punishments for younger
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, that's why they have no fear when you doing something wrong and know how to protect
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any unlawful act.
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, In India, one of the shameful rape
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happened in 2010 and one of the
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was 16 years old, just because of legislation, he didn't get any harsh punishment and now is living free.
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