The present-day approach of imprisonment has not been productive in reducing the crime count. In fact, culprits are making more offences even after they are free from the lockup. This essay elaborates the major challenges faced by prison system and a feasible solutions to prevent them.
First and foremost, one of the major problems is considered as corruption and impartial laws. In this context, majority of police officers and other authorities are taking bribe from well-known personalities which make criminals fearless in committing illegal crimes. Also, there is no monitoring system by government which leads to more corruption in the nation. Here, nation is not imposing strict laws to offenders in which they are indirectly supporting criminals to commit huge offences in the society. Next, social stigma is also another issue were felons after releasing from jail where society and neighborhoods are not accepting them. So, the probability of crimes increasing at rapid phase. For example, well-known Bollywood actor from India met with an accident where an innocent person died but still government has not taken any strict actions towards him and got released from prison in less span of the period.
As a consequence of the above problems, first the nation should implement strict rules and severe punishments based on priority of crimes. Moreover, every offenders should think seriously before committing any other crimes which ultimately can reduce the crime rates. In addition, the other best solution can be employment opportunities and awareness programs, or counselling can be done to felons. Here, during imprisonment culprits can attend this kind of programs and they get awareness about the importance of life. For instance, recently one incident took place in India where few youngsters committed huge crime against a girl where authority taken strict action against them by giving shootout order.
In conclusion, crime rates are increasing at an alarming rate in many countries after releasing them from prison but it can be reduced by implementing solid laws and providing employment to offenders.
The present-day approach of imprisonment has not been productive in reducing the
crime
count. In fact, culprits are making more
offences
even after they are free from the lockup. This essay elaborates the major challenges faced by prison system and a feasible
solutions
to
prevent
them.
First
and foremost, one of the major problems
is considered
as corruption and impartial laws. In this context, majority of police officers and other authorities are taking bribe from well-known personalities which
make
criminals fearless in committing illegal
crimes
.
Also
, there is no monitoring system by
government
which leads to more corruption in the nation. Here, nation is not imposing
strict
laws to offenders in which they are
indirectly
supporting criminals to commit huge
offences
in the society.
Next
, social stigma is
also
another issue were felons after releasing from jail where society and neighborhoods are not accepting them.
So
, the probability of
crimes
increasing at rapid phase.
For example
, well-known Bollywood actor from India met with an accident where an innocent person
died
but
still
government
has not taken any
strict
actions towards him and
got
released from prison in less span of the period.
As a consequence of the above problems,
first
the nation should implement
strict
rules
and severe punishments based on priority of
crimes
.
Moreover
, every
offenders
should
think
seriously
before
committing any other
crimes
which
ultimately
can
reduce
the
crime
rates.
In addition
, the other best solution can be employment opportunities and awareness programs, or counselling can
be done
to felons. Here, during imprisonment culprits can attend this kind of
programs and
they
get
awareness about the importance of life.
For instance
, recently one incident took place in India where few youngsters committed huge
crime
against a girl where authority taken
strict
action against them by giving shootout order.
In conclusion
,
crime
rates are increasing at an alarming rate in
many
countries after releasing them from prison
but
it can be
reduced
by implementing solid laws and providing employment to offenders.