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Young people who commit crimes should be treated in the same as as adults who commit crimes. To what extent do you agree or disagree v.2

Young people who commit crimes should be treated in the same as as adults who commit crimes. v. 2
It is true that young individuals who break the law should be punished as same as the old lawbreakers. While I accept that treating the young criminals and the old ones equally tends to provide benefits for them and the society, I believe that this move can change their lives for the worse. On the one hand, I would concur that applying similar law for both young and old people committing crimes may bring advantages to teenagers and the community. Firstly, by punishing young criminals, the crime rate can be reduce significantly. For example, being threatened by serious laws, young lawbreakers will be inclined to control their behaviour and follow the rule. Secondly, by doing this, the authorities could not only keep the young under discipline but also help them to stand a better chance of revising their lives. If young individuals who commit crimes are punished by the rule, they will gain a better knowledge of responsibility and distinguish between the right and the wrong. Consequently, this move might enable the government to establish innocent and clever generations. On the other hand, I believe that treating young criminals in the same as the adults can have detrimental influences on their lives. As young generation breaking the law are not aware of consequences of their crimes completely, the society, therefore, should encourage them to realise it and prevent them from other criminal activities. For instance, being motivated by other lawbreakers, teenagers tend to commit crimes easily such as drug addition, robbing or gambling. Furthermore, my opinion is that the authorities should help young individuals to cultivate a better understanding of their crimes and fix it instead of pushing them into prison. If they have to go to jail, their social lives and mentalities can be ruined. As a result, young individuals should not be treated in the same as the adults when they commit crimes. In conclusion, I believe that teenagers should be educated and encouraged to fix their faults than punished by the law, instead.
It is true that
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young
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individuals
who break the
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law
should
be punished
as same as the
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old
lawbreakers. While I accept that treating the
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young
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criminals
and the
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old
ones
equally
tends to provide benefits for them and the society, I believe that this
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move
can
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change
their
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lives
for the worse.

On the one hand, I would concur that applying similar
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law
for both
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young
and
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old
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people
committing
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crimes
may bring advantages to
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teenagers
and the community.
Firstly
, by punishing
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young
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criminals
, the
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crime
rate can be
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reduce
significantly
.
For example
,
being threatened
by serious
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laws
,
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young
lawbreakers will
be inclined
to control their
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behaviour
and follow the
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rule
.
Secondly
, by doing this, the authorities could not
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only
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keep
the
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young
under discipline
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but
also
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help
them to stand a better chance of revising their
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lives
. If
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young
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individuals
who commit
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crimes
are punished
by the
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rule
, they will gain a better knowledge of responsibility and distinguish between the right and the
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wrong
.
Consequently
, this
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move
might enable the
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government
to establish innocent and clever generations.

On the other hand
, I believe that treating
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young
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criminals
in the same as the adults can have detrimental influences on their
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lives
. As
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young
generation breaking the
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law
are not aware of consequences of their
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crimes
completely, the society,
therefore
, should encourage them to
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realise
it and
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prevent
them from other
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criminal
activities.
For instance
,
being motivated
by other lawbreakers,
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teenagers
tend to commit
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crimes
easily
such as drug addition, robbing or gambling.
Furthermore
, my opinion is that the authorities should
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help
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young
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individuals
to cultivate a better understanding of their
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crimes
and
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fix
it
instead
of pushing them into prison. If they
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have to
go to jail, their social
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lives
and mentalities can
be ruined
.
As a result
,
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young
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individuals
should not
be treated
in the same as the adults when they commit crimes.

In conclusion
, I believe that
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teenagers
should
be educated
and encouraged to
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fix
their faults than punished by the
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law
,
instead
.
16Linking words, meeting the goal of 7 or more
34Repeated words, meeting the goal of 3 or fewer
3Mistakes
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IELTS essay Young people who commit crimes should be treated in the same as as adults who commit crimes. v. 2

Essay
  American English
4 paragraphs
336 words
6.0
Overall Band Score
Coherence and Cohesion: 6.0
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