Nowadays, people have different opinions on punishing offenders. Some people believe that everyone who violates the rules must be punished, while others oppose this view. Obviously, this view is one-sided. There is a line between those who should be punished and those who should not.
First of all, many people believe that if a person goes to jail, it means that he is a criminal. This causes other people not to want to and will not associate with that person and be socially isolated if the person was misjudged, imprisoned, or maybe a minor driving violation. Therefore, this will completely change his life, and he will become a person worthless to society. In addition, in many cases, during the trial, they will always have to withstand the review and questioning from the prosecutor, which will bring them huge psychological pressure. Even if these people are released from prison, it is difficult to re-adjust to social life.
On the other hand, violent crimes such as murder or sexual abuse require severe punishment because these criminals have seriously violated morals and laws and disrupted social order. If criminals successfully escape punishment, no one can guarantee that they will not harm other innocent citizens, and they must be isolated from social life. This directly shows that in order to maintain discipline and social order, offenders should be punished appropriately. In other words, after forgiving their criminals, they can continue to ignore the law, repeat the same mistakes, and once again directly affect the safety of civilians.
In conclusion, it is essential for law enforcement officers to carefully analyze each type of violation before executing any type of trial. In some cases, warning offenders is more decisive than punishing them. However, for people who commit serious crimes or commit crimes frequently, the best option is to prosecute them and impose strict penalties.
Nowadays,
people
have
different
opinions on punishing offenders.
Some
people
believe that everyone
who
violates the
rules
must
be punished
, while others oppose this view.
Obviously
, this view is one-sided. There is a line between those
who
should
be punished
and those
who
should not.
First of all
,
many
people
believe that if a
person
goes to jail, it means that he is a
criminal
. This causes
other
people
not to want to and will not associate with that
person
and be
socially
isolated if the
person
was misjudged
, imprisoned, or maybe a minor driving violation.
Therefore
, this will completely
change
his life, and he will become a
person
worthless to society.
In addition
, in
many
cases, during the trial, they will always
have to
withstand the review and questioning from the prosecutor, which will bring them huge psychological pressure. Even if these
people
are released
from prison, it is difficult to re-adjust to
social
life.
On the
other
hand, violent crimes such as murder or sexual abuse require severe punishment
because
these
criminals
have
seriously
violated morals and laws and disrupted
social
order. If
criminals
successfully
escape punishment, no one can guarantee that they will not harm
other
innocent citizens, and they
must
be isolated
from
social
life. This
directly
shows
that in order to maintain discipline and
social
order, offenders should
be punished
appropriately
. In
other
words, after forgiving their
criminals
, they can continue to
ignore
the law, repeat the same mistakes, and once again
directly
affect the safety of civilians.
In conclusion
, it is essential for law enforcement officers to
carefully
analyze each type of violation
before
executing any type of trial.
In
some
cases, warning offenders is more decisive than punishing them.
However
, for
people
who
commit serious crimes or commit crimes
frequently
, the best option is to prosecute them and impose strict penalties.