It is believed that there are other effective and efficient methods for anticipating crimes, besides prison. To a certain point, I would agree with the statement, but each people have their own different personalities. Some people could be developed through social and humanistic approaches, but there are others who can only be disciplined through imprisonment.
On the one hand, some people believe that the government should find other alternative ways in preventing crimes besides jail punishment. These people think that crimes could be prevented through humanistic approaches, such as giving campaigns and awareness of crimes through social media. And then the government could also prevent crimes through some holistic approaches, such as giving some religious seminars about the negative effect of crimes. These people believe that these humanistic methods are more effective in reducing the number of crimes than prison.
On the other hand, it is a fact that every criminal has his/her different personality as each of them came from different cultures and backgrounds. Some people have been raised in a tough neighbourhood such as being raised in a conflict area or living in a poor and slum suburb. As a result, these people are familiar with violence and crimes. Humanistic and social approaches could not be implemented for these people, and imprisonment would be the most effective methods for them.
In conclusion, it is said that there should be another way in preventing crimes besides prison. I personally believe that both methods should be combined. Governments should start with a more humanistic approach in preventing crimes by giving campaigns to their people. Once they found that the method is ineffective then they should change the method into warnings and fines. And if these methods still could not reduce the number of crimes, then governments should implement the imprisonment. 
It  
is believed
 that there are  
other
 effective and efficient  
methods
 for anticipating  
crimes
,  
besides
 prison. To a certain point, I would  
agree
 with the statement,  
but
 each  
people
 have their  
own
  different
 personalities.  
Some
  people
 could  
be developed
  through
 social and  
humanistic
  approaches
,  
but
 there are others who can  
only
  be disciplined
  through
 imprisonment.
On the one hand,  
some
  people
 believe that the  
government
 should find  
other
 alternative ways in preventing  
crimes
  besides
 jail punishment. These  
people
  think
 that  
crimes
 could be  
prevented
  through
  humanistic
  approaches
, such as giving campaigns and awareness of  
crimes
  through
 social media. And then the  
government
 could  
also
  prevent
  crimes
  through
  some
 holistic  
approaches
, such as giving  
some
 religious seminars about the  
negative
 effect of  
crimes
. These  
people
 believe that these  
humanistic
  methods
 are more effective in reducing the number of  
crimes
 than prison.
On the  
other
 hand, it is a fact that every criminal has his/her  
different
 personality as each of them came from  
different
 cultures and backgrounds.  
Some
  people
 have  
been raised
 in a tough  
neighbourhood
 such as  
being raised
 in a conflict area or living in a poor and slum suburb.  
As a result
, these  
people
 are familiar with violence and  
crimes
.  
Humanistic
 and social  
approaches
 could not  
be implemented
 for these  
people
, and imprisonment would be the most effective  
methods
 for them. 
In conclusion
, it  
is said
 that there should be another way in preventing  
crimes
  besides
 prison. I  
personally
 believe that both  
methods
 should  
be combined
.  
Governments
 should  
start
 with a more  
humanistic
  approach
 in preventing  
crimes
 by giving campaigns to their  
people
. Once they found that the  
method
 is ineffective then they should  
change
 the  
method
 into warnings and fines. And if these  
methods
  still
 could not  
reduce
 the number of  
crimes
, then  
governments
 should implement the imprisonment. 
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