some do, Some don't, There are many crimes that have no victim and are only crimes to satisfy political ends. as they say ( comit a crime you waste ur time) do a crime go to jail or court R.D
criminals should be punished for thier crimes according to law.
Yes they should be sent to jail.
um yeah
Criminals are wicked and deserve punishment because they loot and steal what does not belong to them. They deserve punishment because they discourage investors from investing in a given area.
criminals are wicked in my views
yes
Many debates are had over criminals and their need for punishment. Some say criminals cannot be reformed while other say punishment will set them straight.
If anyoyone has done crime he is a criminal.He deservespunishment.
Yes.
Arguments in favour of the motion:a) Criminals deserve punishment as they are wicked. If they are not punished they will continue committing crime which will destabilize the society. Appropriate punishment will act as deterrent for the criminals to take to the path of crime.b) If criminals are not punished for their crimes it will be an injustice to the victims.c) Criminals deserve punishment as they cannot be reformed without being punished.d) Since the doer of good work is rewarded with appreciation then it follows that evil doer like criminals is awarded with punishment.e) If criminals are not punished people will not differentiate between criminal and non-criminal activities.
does tess deserve final punishment
Answer 1It really depends on what type of criminal they are. It could be that they need rehabilitation more than punishment, although some criminals may view that as a punishment in itself and may not respond to it.Answer 2It also depends on the crime they are arrested for. Certainly, a serial killer could be considered a wicked person deserving of punishment, but someone who gets a traffic ticket is not likely to be a wicked person. However, they are both criminals. They also both deserve punishment for their crimes in accordance with the weight of their offenses.
A colloquial, but pretty good, definition has it as "not getting what you deserve." The implication being that you deserve punishment, but that punishment is waived.
yes
jail