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Some people believe that longer prison sentences are the best way to reduce crime while others believe that there are alternative ways to decrease crime. Discuss both views and give your opinion v.1

Some people believe that longer prison sentences are the best way to reduce crime while others believe that there are alternative ways to decrease crime. 1
In recent times, the crime rate has been on the increase, which has raised a debate as to whether prison sentences should be made lengthy to curb breaking of the law. While some people think that a reduction in crime will best be achieved by a longer jail sentence, others believe that there are other ways to decrease criminality. This essay will discuss why education and employment are superior to an elongated jail term in decreasing illegality. There are growing number of persons who have suggested that by lengthening prison sentences, crime rates will decline. They believe that when a criminal, who has committed a felony, is sentenced to jail to serve for a very long time, it acts as a deterrent against breaking the law especially for those intending to engage in any such activity. As an example, a research done in Brooklyn showed a reduction in crime percentage by 5 percent after a notorious criminal was charged to 30 years imprisonment. For these reasons, they buttress the fact that a long sentence results in a decline in society's vices. In contrast to the people that are for extended jail sentences are those that believe that there are other ways to bring about a decrement in crime. They are of the opinion that in a society where educating the citizens is prioritized and hence the high number of literates, there tends to be a low percentage of crime. This is because education helps to make one civilized, know what is unacceptable in the community and provides stability in one's life through vocational trainings. For instance, it is not surprising to note that in most developed nations with a high preponderance of literates, there is a corresponding low crime rate as compared to nations where illiteracy predominates. In addition, provision of jobs will reduce the incidence of antisocial behaviours in any community. As it was noted by a research in the UK in 2015, an increase in employment of 15 percent led to a reduction in crime by 10 percent. Overall, teaching against unlawful acts and increased job availability curtail law breaking In conclusion, should prisoners be sentenced to a longer time in jail? Although some persons advocates for this with the reason that it deters criminality and as such reduce it, others believe that an increase in literacy rate and availability of job opportunities will help to decrease social vices. This essay discussed both perspectives. In my opinion, despite the benefit of lengthy prison sentence, improving access to education and providing employment are better ways to decrease crime.
In recent times, the
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has been on the increase, which has raised a debate
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prison
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should
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lengthy to curb breaking of the law. While
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think
that a reduction in
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crime
will best
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by a longer
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jail
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sentence
, others
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believe
that there are
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other
ways to decrease criminality. This essay will discuss why education and employment are superior to an elongated
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jail
term in decreasing illegality.

There are growing number of persons who have suggested that by lengthening prison
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sentences
,
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crime
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rates
will decline. They
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believe
that when a criminal, who has committed a felony,
is sentenced
to
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jail
to serve for a
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very
long time, it acts as a deterrent against breaking the law
especially
for those intending to engage in any such activity. As an example, a research done in Brooklyn
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showed
a reduction in
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crime
percentage by 5 percent after a notorious criminal
was charged
to 30 years imprisonment. For these reasons, they buttress the fact that a long
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sentence
results in a decline in society's vices.

In contrast
to the
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people
that are for extended
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jail
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sentences
are those that
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believe
that there are
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other
ways to bring about a decrement in
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crime
. They are of the opinion that in a society where educating the citizens
is prioritized
and
hence
the high number of literates, there tends to be a low percentage of
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crime
. This is
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because
education
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helps
to
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make
one civilized, know what is unacceptable in the community and provides stability in one's life through vocational trainings.
For instance
, it is not surprising to note that in most developed nations with a high preponderance of literates, there is a corresponding low
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crime
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rate
as compared to nations where illiteracy predominates.
In addition
, provision of jobs will
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reduce
the incidence of antisocial
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behaviours
in any community. As it
was noted
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a research
in the UK in 2015, an increase in employment of 15 percent led to a reduction in
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crime
by 10 percent.
Overall
, teaching against unlawful acts and increased job availability curtail law breaking

In conclusion
, should prisoners
be sentenced
to a longer time in
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jail
? Although
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some
persons advocates for this with the reason that it deters criminality and as such
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reduce
it, others
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believe
that an increase in literacy
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rate
and availability of job opportunities will
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help
to decrease social vices. This essay discussed both perspectives. In my opinion, despite the benefit of lengthy prison
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sentence
, improving access to education and providing employment are better ways to decrease
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crime
.
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IELTS essay Some people believe that longer prison sentences are the best way to reduce crime while others believe that there are alternative ways to decrease crime. 1

Essay
  American English
4 paragraphs
429 words
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Overall Band Score
Coherence and Cohesion: 7.0
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