Writing task 2 - Causes/ Solutions by

Writing task 2 - Causes/ Solutions by https://padlet.com/myle4111994/lsfhjw5rw5du89x2 Summarize the ideas in articles you can find on the Internet related to the topic: "After being punished, many criminals continue to commit crimes. Why do some people commit crimes even after having been punished? What measures can be taken to tackle this problem." en-us 2022-03-26 08:38:04 UTC 2022-04-13 09:46:21 UTC hello@padlet.com Le Phuoc Sang https://padlet.com/myle4111994/lsfhjw5rw5du89x2/wish/2116740877 Reason: the lake of skill and unemployment
Most of the criminals suffer from lack of education
the company dont want to recruit the worker who had criminal record Therefore

, those who are jobless and poor after coming out of prisons may have no choice but to commit crimes again.
Solution: providing education or vocational training in prisons
The government should facilitate for the criminal to work in some job such like sanitation worker, guard, or work at some factories belong to

]]> 2022-03-28 09:00:06 UTC https://padlet.com/myle4111994/lsfhjw5rw5du89x2/wish/2116740877 Le Thanh Dat https://padlet.com/myle4111994/lsfhjw5rw5du89x2/wish/2141045003 Reason: Social reject
After released from jail, the people with criminal record often face discrimination from society. Most of companies or neighbor do not want them live nextdoor or work with, all factors create barrier to prevent them who once commited criminal from begin anything. They do not have job, in order to earn money to pay for living condition, they will re-offened.
Solution:
Goverment should compose policies to help the people who released from jail to help them have job, provide them enough skill and knowledge to have opportunity to start their life
Another people should not reject them, help them feel optimistic.]]> 2022-04-12 15:43:59 UTC https://padlet.com/myle4111994/lsfhjw5rw5du89x2/wish/2141045003 Hân https://padlet.com/myle4111994/lsfhjw5rw5du89x2/wish/2142140144 Economic problems could partly account for criminals turning to crime even after they have been held in custody. Due to the fact that many criminals are unable to find the desired job with a good salary, they are more likely to commit a crime again. Many employers are unwilling to recruit criminals although they may have special skills and experiments. they believe that criminals encourage aggressive behavior in the workplace and it has several adverse effects on the efficiency of workers. In addition, they are really unreliable people and they are likely to rob things.]]> 2022-04-13 09:01:49 UTC https://padlet.com/myle4111994/lsfhjw5rw5du89x2/wish/2142140144 Hân https://padlet.com/myle4111994/lsfhjw5rw5du89x2/wish/2142151356 -Give them the opportunity to have skill and knowledge
-People should encourage them instead of tearing away

]]> 2022-04-13 09:14:26 UTC https://padlet.com/myle4111994/lsfhjw5rw5du89x2/wish/2142151356 Minh Phan https://padlet.com/myle4111994/lsfhjw5rw5du89x2/wish/2142160027 Reason:
(1) Frustration With Not Being Able to Find a Job
Once released from prison, one of the biggest hurdles felons face is finding a job. As felons, they have probably not had a stable job history. This is in itself one reason felons turn to crime in the first place. They may not have strong job skills due to a lack of education or no vocational training. They may lack the interview skills to be hired for a position. Also, there may be a lack of motivation to find and keep jobs.
(2) Impulsive, Self-defeating Behavior
Often when growing up those who later turn to crime get into trouble at home and in school. They tend to have a lot of acting out, behavior problems that constantly brings them to the attention of parents, teachers, principals, and later legal authorities. Among the factors here is that felons often have weak social attachments and move from one shallow involvement with people to another. Their impulsivity keeps them from finding satisfaction with traditional relationships, leading to feelings of rejection, which is interpreted as there being something wrong with them.

]]> 2022-04-13 09:24:45 UTC https://padlet.com/myle4111994/lsfhjw5rw5du89x2/wish/2142160027 Minh Phan https://padlet.com/myle4111994/lsfhjw5rw5du89x2/wish/2142177473 Solutions:
(1) Early Assessment of Risks and Needs.
By determining who is at risk and developing a unique needs assessment profile, staff members at jails and prisons can more effectively develop a rehabilitation program that helps prepare each inmate for release.
(2) Incorporating Education Into Incarceration
Having educational opportunities in jails and prisons is paramount for reducing recidivism in juveniles and adults alike. inmates who took part in educational programs while incarcerated had a 43 percent lower chance of recidivism than inmates that did not participate in educational programs. Furthermore, each dollar spent on education for inmates saved four to five dollars on the costs of incarcerating an inmate again later on.

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