An criminal should be cured and not punished . give your views either for or against the statement .
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Punishment is only good if it improve the harsh witty mind of a criminal..
Punishment is good if it ensures thar after getting that ounishment the criminal will not repeat the crime..but usually punishments dont change criminals into a good human..but it make them more worse..
So its necvesary to cure the mind of criminal so that he should not repeat the crime and he should have regret that the crime he did was really wrong..
So..if the criminals r cured..the no. Of cri inals will be reduced..and will be helpful for society..
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If lowering the number of criminals is the reason behind imprisonment, recent figures point to a failing system: almost three quarters of under-18s are reconvicted within a year of release. As James Bell, an American lawyer and prison reform activist, said: “As it stands now, justice systems are extremely expensive, do not rehabilitate, but in fact make the people that experience them worse.”
In response to worldwide alarm over the ineffectiveness of how we manage criminals, a growing number of prisons are embracing a new style of incarceration. By giving inmates more responsibility, comfort, and freedom within the prison walls, governors say they are offering prisoners the chance to change. In Austria’s Justizzentrum Leoben minimum security prison, convicts live in one-bed cells which each come with a television set and en suite. Halden prison in Norway has a two-bedroom house where inmates can enjoy overnight visits from family members. Critics argue such systems can only lead to unruly and dangerous behaviour, but surprisingly one of them boasts the lowest reoffending rate in Europe.
Bastøy Prison, situated on an island off the coast of Norway, is a minimum-security prison home to over 110 inmates, but only 69 staff members. Every type of offender may be accepted, and those who are free to cycle the island’s tracks and fish in the surrounding waters. When interviewed, many of its prisoners expressed eagerness to start families and enter employment upon release.
So the conclusion is nothing but it deoends and needs consideration