Nowadays the law is changing for those who commit a crime. It used to be stronger and there were severe sentences. Now, the punishment is less physical and work communities are suggested. Some people consider that if someone is a lawbreaker
as a result
they should be taken to jail Linking Words
while
others say that it depends on the range or the level of how Linking Words
this
breaker is classified and Linking Words
instead
choose another type of penalty. In Linking Words
this
essay, I will support each statement and give my point of view.
To start with, those who believe all lawbreakers should be imprisoned argue that sending criminals to Linking Words
prison
is an effective way to prevent future crimes. Imprisoning those who break the law reinforces that Use synonyms
such
actions have consequences. Linking Words
For instance
, any who decides to break the law would think twice before committing any assault. It would help to reduce crime and violence in a city.
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However
, many people think that Linking Words
instead
of sending lawbreakers to Linking Words
prison
, they can benefit the community by punishing them with other better alternatives. Rather than simply warehousing criminals together in Use synonyms
prison
, requiring them to do constructive work Use synonyms
such
as cleaning up public spaces or assisting the elderly can even instil positive behaviour. Linking Words
For example
, a person who can see how they can collaborate to make a place better and help in a healing process would notice the impact of his/her actions in the surroundings helping them to grow and change.
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To sum up
, Strict Linking Words
prison
is not the only way to deliver justice. There are other alternatives like community service and rehabilitative programs should Use synonyms
also
be considered, especially for youth and first-time offenders convicted. As far as I am concerned, justice can be served through both imprisonment and rehabilitative community service, with the goal being to improve behaviour.Linking Words
Andrea Barreto