https://padlet.com/humanitiesandsocialscience/534qcsktc40h2euu Add the arguments for and against this idea and your own thoughts here. Include any relevant examples you can think of. en-us 2021-03-17 21:06:53 UTC 2025-10-23 23:03:18 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.net/icons/png/1f512.png https://padlet.com/humanitiesandsocialscience/534qcsktc40h2euu/wish/1324548039 No they should be rehabilitated because there’s a lower re-offending rate with rehabilitation.]]> 2021-03-18 09:22:32 UTC https://padlet.com/humanitiesandsocialscience/534qcsktc40h2euu/wish/1324548039 https://padlet.com/humanitiesandsocialscience/534qcsktc40h2euu/wish/1324554105 Yes because they should be punished as it was done with intent of harm. While in that mindset it’s hard to shake off the sheer fact that it was done in cold-blood and it comes into question whether you can change someone who did an act of evil.]]> 2021-03-18 09:24:26 UTC https://padlet.com/humanitiesandsocialscience/534qcsktc40h2euu/wish/1324554105 https://padlet.com/humanitiesandsocialscience/534qcsktc40h2euu/wish/1324567943 No because even though the child may have taken that life and committed that act of evil, it might be down to an underlying issue or abuse that they acted out in such a way or it could be down to mental illness. In that case rehabilitation could focus on the child core needs and give them a little love that they missed out on so they know that people are there for them. That way you can try that first rehabilitation stance and see if you get any improvement and you never know, it might help them fulfill an underlying issue and push them to a road of wellness. Then if all else fails, try punishment. If someone can’t be rehabilitated, punishment is the next option. It’s my belief that punishment should always be a second option unless it’s a crime against humanity and they’re above a certain age.]]> 2021-03-18 09:29:03 UTC https://padlet.com/humanitiesandsocialscience/534qcsktc40h2euu/wish/1324567943 https://padlet.com/humanitiesandsocialscience/534qcsktc40h2euu/wish/1324596790 I am 50/50 about this. This is because I do think some Youth people, will use how society looks at young children to an advantage, and try to lie about certain things so that they will get a lower sentence. I do also think, that the Young children should be able to be taught how to become a better person from their situation that brought them to jail in e.g. stealing.]]> 2021-03-18 09:39:11 UTC https://padlet.com/humanitiesandsocialscience/534qcsktc40h2euu/wish/1324596790