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Some people think certain prisoners should be made to do unpaid community work instead of being put behind bars. To what extent do you agree or disagree? v.5

Some people think certain prisoners should be made to do unpaid community work instead of being put behind bars. v. 5
It is considered by some that all offenders should receive custodial sentences, while there are others who think that certain offenders can volunteer for the community as punishments. In my opinion, I completely agree with the latter opinion for two reasons. Firstly, punishment by doing community work can help the government solve the prison overcrowding problem and reduce the high cost of imprisonment. Particularly, not all offenders are same, some people commit minor crimes such as shoplifting or pickpocketing, while others commit serious crimes such as premeditated murder or rape. If all lawbreakers receive custodial sentences, it will not have sufficient space in prison for them. Instead, if the government can classify prisoners and let non-dangerous prisoners do volunteer work for the community, it can reduce the prison population and cost. Secondly, doing unpaid community services is an effective way to reform offenders. Specifically, it is indisputable that community work provides the opportunity for offenders to pay back the society and assist in their rehabilitation by developing and improving work-related skills. Indeed, offenders given work opportunities and skills are less likely to reoffend. Notably, community work can increase offenders’ self-esteem and well-being and give their lives new purpose and direction. Furthermore, clarifying low-risk prisoners and let them work for the community can reduce inmate idleness and avoid the negative influence of high-risk criminals. In conclusion, the benefits of community-based punishments are too great to ignore. It not only helps the government tackle the prison overcrowding problems and its detrimental effects, but also helps offenders make a fresh start in their life.
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is considered
by
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some
that all
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offenders
should receive custodial sentences, while there are others who
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think
that certain
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offenders
can volunteer for the
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community
as punishments. In my opinion, I completely
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agree
with the latter opinion for two reasons.

Firstly
, punishment by doing
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community
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work
can
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help
the
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government
solve the
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prison
overcrowding problem and
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reduce
the high cost of imprisonment.
Particularly
, not all
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offenders
are same,
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some
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people
commit minor crimes such as shoplifting or
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pickpocketing
, while others commit serious crimes such as premeditated murder or rape. If all lawbreakers receive custodial sentences, it will not have sufficient space in
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prison
for them.
Instead
, if the
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government
can classify prisoners and
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let
non-
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dangerous
prisoners do volunteer
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work
for the
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community
, it can
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reduce
the
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prison
population and cost.

Secondly
, doing unpaid
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community
services is an effective way to reform
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offenders
.
Specifically
, it is indisputable that
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community
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work
provides the opportunity for
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offenders
to pay back the society and assist in their rehabilitation by developing and improving work-related
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skills
.
Indeed
,
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offenders
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given
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work
opportunities and
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skills
are less likely to
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reoffend
.
Notably
,
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community
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work
can increase
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offenders’
self-esteem and well-being and give their
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lives
new purpose and direction.
Furthermore
, clarifying low-
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risk
prisoners and
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let
them
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work
for the
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community
can
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reduce
inmate idleness and avoid the
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negative
influence of high-
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risk
criminals.

In conclusion
, the benefits of community-based punishments are too great to
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ignore
. It not
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only
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helps
the
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government
tackle the
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prison
overcrowding problems and its detrimental effects,
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but
also
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helps
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offenders
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make
a fresh
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start
in their life.
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IELTS essay Some people think certain prisoners should be made to do unpaid community work instead of being put behind bars. v. 5

Essay
  American English
4 paragraphs
261 words
7
Overall Band Score
Coherence and Cohesion: 7.0
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Lexical Resource: 7.0
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Grammatical Range: 7.0
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Task Achievement: 7.0
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