Some believe that criminals should be rehabilitated rather than retribution. This essay strongly disagrees with the above statement because there will be no fear of law before committing any crime, moreover, the victim and his family will feel betrayed because of no justice for the pain and agony they go through.
The punishment is more important because it instils the fear of the law in offenders before doing anything immoral. A culprit should have a feeling before executing any unlawful act that he will face similar consequences, which can stop him. Rehabilitation, though changes their state of mind, but this won’t stop others involving in sinful acts. For example, a research conducted, which supports the above fact that people who are involved in serious crimes like rapes as they like doing it, and also they have a belief of getting another opportunity to improve.
Secondly, considering a revival over imprisonment will undoubtedly lower the trust of victims in legislation. They will feel betrayed by the constitution because of giving another chance to convicts. The feeling of trauma and loss, sufferers and closed ones go through is unparalleled, which cannot be pacified by this. For instance, Amanda fighting her brother’s case who was killed by a psycho killer had lost it because the court gave a judgement of sending the culprit for rehabilitation, instead, of sending him to the jail.
To conclude, punishment is far more important to develop a sense of fear among vicious minds that will compel them to think over before doing anything harmful, furthermore, it keeps the trust intact in the law-making body of the people. Therefore, the above statement of giving miscreants another chance cannot be supported.
Some
believe that criminals should
be rehabilitated
rather
than retribution. This essay
strongly
disagrees with the above statement
because
there will be no fear of law
before
committing any crime,
moreover
, the victim and his family will feel betrayed
because
of no justice for the pain and agony they go through.
The punishment is more
important
because
it
instils
the fear of the law in offenders
before
doing anything immoral. A culprit should have a feeling
before
executing any unlawful act that he will face similar consequences, which can
stop
him. Rehabilitation, though
changes
their state of mind,
but
this won’t
stop
others involving in sinful acts.
For example
,
a research
conducted, which supports the above fact that
people
who
are involved
in serious crimes like rapes as they like doing it, and
also
they have a belief of getting another opportunity to
improve
.
Secondly
, considering a revival over imprisonment will
undoubtedly
lower the trust of victims in legislation. They will feel betrayed by the constitution
because
of giving another chance to convicts. The feeling of trauma and loss, sufferers and closed ones go through
is unparalleled
, which cannot
be pacified
by this.
For instance
, Amanda fighting her brother’s case who
was killed
by a psycho killer had lost it
because
the court gave a judgement of sending the culprit for rehabilitation,
instead
, of sending him to the jail.
To conclude
, punishment is far more
important
to develop a sense of fear among vicious minds that will compel them to
think
over
before
doing anything harmful,
furthermore
, it
keeps
the trust intact in the law-making body of the
people
.
Therefore
, the above statement of giving miscreants another chance cannot
be supported
.