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It is common that some types of criminals are put into prison. Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of this crime treatment. What are different solutions to solve the crime?

It is common that some types of criminals are put into prison. Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of this crime treatment. What are different solutions to solve the crime? B7pb5
To modern citizens, criminals being sent to prison are no longer a strange punishment. From my perspective, although prison sentences prove their upsides, they still have downsides that could be considered. In this essay, I will discuss both advantages and disadvantages of this viewpoint as well as several ways to reduce the number of lawbreakers. On the one hand, it is clear that jail sentences for people who commit crimes have a number of benefits. First, they could play an essential role in deterring offenders from committing crime. As the civilizations are getting advanced, security in jails is also being upgraded so as prisoners are locked in firm buildings with guards for twenty four hours that they have no chance to break the law. Second, convicts in the prisons are isolated from society since it is a part of their sentences. During the time criminals are put in jails, they follow the strict routine of the lockup place which is different from usual life, thereby a number of offenders change and are released from the jail. On the other hand, it is undeniable that there are several drawbacks of this type of sentence. To begin with, this punishment creates a poverty circle that could affect the people related to the criminal. For instance, the man who committed crimes is the breadwinner of his family, and the wife as well as his children would not have enough money to pay for their basic needs. Moreover, because offenders are put in prison, there could be health threats to lawbreakers and the community. To be particular, in case a prisoner had infectious diseases, since there is no contact with the medical profession developments outside the lockup place, not only would the man’s condition get worse, but also other criminals would be affected. In addition, I would like to suggest several solutions to reduce the number of people who commit offences. Firstly, it is obvious that residents should be educated on laws. For example, a teenager who is legally educated would be aware of his behaviour and studying as well as lending people around him a hand instead of roberring or causing accidents. Secondly, there should be improved education for poverty-stricken families so they would have better lives. In particular, poor people who are provided jobs would have payment to care for their home, thereby they wouldn’t commit crimes anymore. In conclusion, I confirm that people should balance between considering the upsides and downsides of criminals being sent to prison in order to make right judgements for lawbreakers.
To modern citizens,
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criminals
being
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sent
to
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prison
are no longer a strange punishment. From my perspective, although
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prison
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sentences
prove their upsides, they
still
have downsides that could
be considered
. In this essay, I will discuss both advantages and disadvantages of this viewpoint
as well
as several ways to
This phrase/word (depending on the context) can be potentially replaced with :
reduce
the
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number
of lawbreakers.

On the one hand, it is
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clear
that jail
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sentences
for
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people
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who
commit
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crimes
have a
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number
of benefits.
First
, they could play an essential role in deterring offenders from committing
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crime
. As the civilizations are getting advanced, security in jails is
also
being upgraded
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so
as prisoners
are locked
in firm buildings with guards for
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twenty four
hours that they have no chance to break the law. Second, convicts in the
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prisons
are isolated
from society since it is a part of their
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sentences
. During the time
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criminals
are put
in jails, they follow the strict routine of the lockup place which is
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different
from usual life, thereby a
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number
of offenders
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change
and
are released
from the jail.

On the other hand
, it is undeniable that there are several drawbacks of this type of
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sentence
. To
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begin
with, this punishment creates a poverty circle that could affect the
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people
related to the
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criminal
.
For instance
, the
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man
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who
committed
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crimes
is the breadwinner of his family, and the wife
as well
as his children would not have
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enough
money to pay for their basic needs.
Moreover
,
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because
offenders
are put
in
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prison
, there could be health threats to lawbreakers and the community. To be particular, in case a prisoner had infectious diseases, since there is no contact with the medical profession developments outside the lockup place, not
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only
would the
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man
’s condition
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get
worse,
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but
also
other
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criminals
would be
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affected
.

In addition
, I would like to suggest several solutions to
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reduce
the
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number
of
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people
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who
commit
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offences
.
Firstly
, it is obvious that residents should
be educated
on laws.
For example
, a
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teenager
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who
is
legally
educated would be aware of his
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behaviour
and studying
as well
as lending
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people
around him a hand
instead
of
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roberring
or causing accidents.
Secondly
, there should be
This phrase/word (depending on the context) can be potentially replaced with :
improved
education for poverty-stricken families
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so
they would have better
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lives
.
In particular
, poor
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people
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who
are provided
jobs would have payment to care for their home, thereby they wouldn’t commit
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crimes
anymore.

In conclusion
, I confirm that
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people
should balance between considering the upsides and downsides of
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criminals
being
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sent
to
You use this word too often, consider replacing it with
prison
in order to
This phrase/word (depending on the context) can be potentially replaced with :
make
right judgements for lawbreakers.
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IELTS essay It is common that some types of criminals are put into prison. Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of this crime treatment. What are different solutions to solve the crime?

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