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Some people think that way to reduce crimes is long term prisons while others think that there are other ways. Discuss both views and give your opinion. v.3

Some people think that way to reduce crimes is long term prisons while others think that there are other ways. v. 3
Crimes are inevitable nowadays. Every day, there are numerous burglaries, murders, robberies taken place almost everywhere on the planet. The government has set out efficient rules to reduce crimes. One of them is sending the guilty person to prison. Many people state that those who commit to crime should be sentenced to long term prisons, whereas others argue that there are different approaches to cut down crimes. In this essay, I will discuss both claims from my own point of view. First of all, it cannot be denied that long term prisons are essential. To the best of my knowledge, criminals are very dangerous, especially murderers. Many of whom are cold-blooded, which can lead to miserable situations. As can be seen clearly, many murderers are unwilling to turn over a new leaf after having finished their judgement. Therefore, they are likely to commit to crime once they get out of jails. In such cases, I believe putting these people behind bars is the best solution to reduce crimes. Furthermore, a great deal of prisoners was sentenced to long term prisons because of their sins in the past. This is a way to make them repent themselves of what they have done. On the other hand, a number of prisoners realise their guilty actions soon enough so they should receive humaneness. This can be an encouragement from the public for them to make a better life for themselves. Moreover, long term prisons can indirectly cause crimes. For example, if people are sentenced to prison for too long, their relatives may feel unfair and consequently cause crime as a way to revenge the government. In addition, not everyone deserves long term prisons. In fact, we should give them a second chance to make a new life. To sum up, I agree with both statements. Government should work out the best solutions to reduce the rate of crimes in every country.
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are inevitable nowadays. Every day, there are numerous burglaries, murders, robberies taken place almost everywhere on the planet. The
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government
has set out efficient
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rules
to
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reduce
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crimes
. One of them is sending the guilty person to
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prison
.
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people
state that those who commit to
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crime
should
be sentenced
to
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long
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term
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prisons
, whereas others argue that there are
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different
approaches to
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cut
down
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crimes
. In this essay, I will discuss both claims from my
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own
point of view.

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First of all
, it cannot
be denied
that
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long
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term
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prisons
are essential. To the best of my knowledge, criminals are
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very
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dangerous
,
especially
murderers.
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of whom are
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cold
-blooded, which can lead to miserable situations. As can be
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seen
clearly
,
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many
murderers are unwilling to turn over a new leaf after having finished their judgement.
Therefore
, they are likely to commit to
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crime
once they
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get
out of jails. In such cases, I believe putting these
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people
behind bars is the best solution to
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reduce
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crimes
.
Furthermore
, a great deal of prisoners
was sentenced
to
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long
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term
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prisons
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because
of their sins in the past. This is a way to
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make
them repent themselves of what they have done.

On the other hand
, a number of prisoners
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realise
their guilty actions
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soon
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enough
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so
they should receive humaneness. This can be an encouragement from the public for them to
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make
a better life for themselves.
Moreover
,
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long
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term
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prisons
can
indirectly
cause
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crimes
.
For example
, if
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people
are sentenced
to
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prison
for too
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long
, their relatives may feel unfair and
consequently
cause
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crime
as a way to revenge the
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government
.
In addition
, not everyone deserves
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long
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term
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prisons
. In fact, we should give them a second chance to
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make
a new life.

To sum up, I
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agree
with both statements.
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Government
should work out the best solutions to
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reduce
the rate of
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crimes
in every country.
9Linking words, meeting the goal of 7 or more
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9Mistakes

IELTS essay Some people think that way to reduce crimes is long term prisons while others think that there are other ways. v. 3

Essay
  American English
4 paragraphs
318 words
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Coherence and Cohesion: 9.0
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