It is claimed that not only do criminals stop the act of felony after they are penalized, but they
also
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due to
the fact that they have been criminals for too long and have no other Linking Words
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Moreover
, poverty can put them under intense pressure that leaves them no choice.
When offenders serve their punishment, they have no other Linking Words
skills
to develop in order to be honourable citizens and work hard. Use synonyms
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due to
the long period of living as a criminal. Linking Words
Additionally
, many of them turned into a felon Linking Words
due to
the poor condition of their lives Linking Words
as well as
financial issues. Research on the rate of Linking Words
crimes
committed in 2012 in Iran indicated the dramatic increase in bank robberies, revealing the fact that most offences are because of economic disparity.
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Nevertheless
, governments can provide occupational Linking Words
skills
for those who are in prison so that they can have a job when they are free again to make a living and avoid the act of felony. Use synonyms
In addition
, for some types of Linking Words
crimes
, serious punishments must be ordered. A prime example of Use synonyms
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is Saudi Arabia, sentencing those who steal anything to a public penalty which is cutting both of their hands off. Linking Words
Although
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this
rule might be brutal, the rate of smuggling and stealing is almost below 2% in Linking Words
this
country now.
In conclusion, those who still keep committing Linking Words
crimes
even after they are being punished are either under financial pressure or have no Use synonyms
skills
to start a new occupation. Despite all these facts, governments can take action to develop these people's Use synonyms
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in prison or intense penalties must be written to hinder serious Linking Words
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