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Some people believe that crime rate can be reduced by giving a long punishment, while others say there are alternate ways to reduce crime. Discuss both ways and give your opinion. v.2

Some people believe that crime rate can be reduced by giving a long punishment, while others say there are alternate ways to reduce crime. v. 2
It is argued that, the crime rates soaring beyond the limits in the twenty first century. Some people feel that long punishments will deter people from ding crime, while other think there are alternative ways to decrease crime rates. This essay discuss both arguments before draw a conclusion. TO begin with, the people who say crime rates can be reduced with long term punishments put forward some reason to clarify their argument. First of all, they claim that small term punishments will not deter people from engaging criminal activities in future. For example, in Saudi Arabia crime rates are lesser than other democratic countries. Experts say that, the length and severity of punishment here decreased crime rates. Another important point is that, the punished criminals soon come out after finishing their punishment periods and engage in criminal activities. For example, a murder in our place recently happend because of a criminal who had been just released from jail after serving his term. Thus, they argue that the length of punishment should be increased so that the crime rates come down. However people who support the former view also have some relevant causes to justify their stand. Firstly, they argue that to do crime or mistakes is human, so the law and order should give the culprit a chance for remorse. For instance, many cold blooded criminals have changed their mind after a short term punishment. Nobody have the right to punish somebody in the darkness of jail forever. The second point they raises is, the culprits too have a family and children their life will be miserable after he/ she jailed for a long term. They suggest some alternative solutions to curb the crime rates. First one is, rehabilitation programs for culprits who have finished their punishment period. Criminologists say that most released people again attracted to crimes because do no have any thing to do. If the government take initiative to open rehabilitation center, the crime rates can be cut down considerably. Another proposal from their side is to government should support financially to start small scale business. Having checked both sides I too agree with the former view point as it is more practical humanitarian. Therefore, governments should necessary steps to help the released culprits from jail in order to lead a peaceful life.
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is argued
that, the
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soaring beyond the limits in the twenty
first
century.
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Some
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people
feel that long
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punishments
will deter
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people
from ding
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crime
, while other
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think
there are alternative ways to decrease
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crime
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rates
.
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This essay discuss
both arguments
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before
draw a conclusion.

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with, the
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people
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say
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crime
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rates
can be
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reduced
with long
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term
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punishments
put forward
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some
reason to clarify their argument.
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, they claim that
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small
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term
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punishments
will not deter
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people
from engaging
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criminal
activities
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in future
.
For example
, in Saudi Arabia
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crime
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rates
are lesser than other democratic countries. Experts say that, the length and severity of
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punishment
here decreased
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crime
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rates
. Another
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important
point is that, the punished
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criminals
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soon
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come
out after finishing their
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punishment
periods and engage in
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criminal
activities.
For example
, a murder in our place recently
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happend
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because
of a
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criminal
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who
had been
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just
released from jail after serving his
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term
.
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, they argue that the length of
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punishment
should
be increased
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so
that the
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crime
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rates
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come
down.

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However
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people
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who
support the former view
also
have
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some
relevant causes to justify their stand.
Firstly
, they argue that to do
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crime
or mistakes is human,
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so
the law and order should give the
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culprit
a chance for remorse.
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,
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many
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cold blooded
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criminals
have
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changed
their mind after a short
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term
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punishment
. Nobody
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have
the right to punish somebody in the darkness of jail forever. The second point they
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is, the
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culprits
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a family and children their life will be miserable after he/ she jailed for a long
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term
. They suggest
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some
alternative solutions to curb the
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crime
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rates
.
First
one is, rehabilitation programs for
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culprits
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who
have finished their
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punishment
period. Criminologists say that most released
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people
again attracted to
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crimes
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because
do no have
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any thing
to do. If the
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government
take initiative to open rehabilitation center, the
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crime
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rates
can be
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cut
down
considerably
. Another proposal from their side is to
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government
should support
financially
to
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start
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small
scale business.

Having
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checked
both sides I too
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agree
with the former view point as it is more practical humanitarian.
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,
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governments
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should necessary
steps to
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the released
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culprits
from jail in order to lead a peaceful life.
13Linking words, meeting the goal of 7 or more
51Repeated words, meeting the goal of 3 or fewer
12Mistakes

IELTS essay Some people believe that crime rate can be reduced by giving a long punishment, while others say there are alternate ways to reduce crime. v. 2

Essay
  American English
4 paragraphs
386 words
6.0
Overall Band Score
Coherence and Cohesion: 5.5
  • Structure your answers in logical paragraphs
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    One main idea per paragraph
  • Include an introduction and conclusion
  • Support main points with an explanation and then an example
  • Use cohesive linking words accurately and appropriately
  • Vary your linking phrases using synonyms
Lexical Resource: 5.0
  • Try to vary your vocabulary using accurate synonyms
  • Use less common question specific words that accurately convey meaning
  • Check your work for spelling and word formation mistakes
Grammatical Range: 6.5
  • Use a variety of complex and simple sentences
  • Check your writing for errors
Task Achievement: 6.0
  • Answer all parts of the question
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    Present relevant ideas
  • Fully explain these ideas
  • Support ideas with relevant, specific examples
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