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In some countries, criminal trials are shown on the television for the public. Do the advantages of this outweigh the disadvantages? v.1

In some countries, criminal trials are shown on the television for the public. Do the advantages of this outweigh the disadvantages? v. 1
In recent times, many countries have started a practice to broadcast the criminal cases on television for their citizens. This essay will discuss few merits and myriad demerits of the above notion in the following paragraphs. To begin with, the positive effects of conducting the criminal trials on media is that it brings great awareness to the society about the different offences done in present times. This awareness motivates the people to take some preventive steps to protect their families. For instance, the gang-rape in Delhi had awaken whole nation and since then, the parents have followed more preventive steps to protect their daughters. Moreover, the trials on the television render good examples to the public by stringent punishment to the culprits, so that in future, the number of potential offences will decline. Thus the criminal trails in public would not only spread awareness but also minimise the rate of crime in the future. On the other hand, such a practice might cause detrimental effects on the society. Firstly, the adolescents, who might watch such a trial on TV would have a negative impact on their psychology. As a result, they might influence by such offences, and trying to imitate it. Secondly, in many criminal cases, the name of a victim must have to keep confidential for their security of social prestige. For example, a rape victim’s name should not be disclosed in public. Although, the trial of crime is shown in public the identity of the victim could not be protected. Lastly, in some cases, a person is falsely accused of victim to get revenge. In such a case, it the trial is done in public, the social reputation of that person will ruin. Thus, the legislation and its implementation should not be conducted by showing on TV. In conclusion, the countries must have to form stringent laws to curb the offences. If they would broadcast the criminal trial on TV, then its disadvantages outweigh the advantages.
In recent times,
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many
countries have
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started
a practice to broadcast the
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criminal
cases on television for their citizens. This essay will discuss few merits and myriad demerits of the above notion in the following paragraphs.

To
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begin
with, the
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positive
effects of conducting the
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criminal
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trials
on media is that it brings great awareness to the society about the
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different
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offences
done in present times. This awareness motivates the
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people
to take
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some
preventive steps to protect their families.
For instance
, the gang-rape in Delhi had
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awaken
whole nation and since then, the parents have followed more preventive steps to protect their daughters.
Moreover
, the
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trials
on the television render
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good
examples to the
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public
by stringent punishment to the culprits,
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so
that
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in future
, the number of potential
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offences
will decline.
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Thus
the
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criminal
trails in
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public
would not
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only
spread awareness
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but
also
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minimise
the rate of crime in the future.

On the other hand
, such a practice might cause detrimental effects on the society.
Firstly
, the adolescents, who might
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watch
such a
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trial
on TV would have a
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negative
impact on their psychology.
As a result
, they might influence by such
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offences
, and trying to imitate it.
Secondly
, in
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many
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criminal
cases, the name of a
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victim
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must
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have to
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keep
confidential for their security of social prestige.
For example
, a rape
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victim’s
name should not
be disclosed
in
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public
.
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Although
, the
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trial
of crime
is shown
in
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public
the identity of the
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victim
could not
be protected
.
Lastly
, in
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some
cases, a person is
falsely
accused of
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victim
to
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get
revenge. In such a case, it the
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trial
is done
in
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public
, the social reputation of that person will ruin.
Thus
, the legislation and its implementation should not
be conducted
by showing on TV.

In conclusion
, the countries
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must
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have to
form stringent laws to curb the
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offences
. If they
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would broadcast
the
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criminal
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trial
on TV, then its disadvantages outweigh the advantages.
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IELTS essay In some countries, criminal trials are shown on the television for the public. Do the advantages of this outweigh the disadvantages? v. 1

Essay
  American English
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328 words
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