Parole Should Be Abolished - 1700 , New York . Its process provides for early conditional release from prison for convicted criminals, after part of their prison sentence has been served, and they are deemed to be eligible for parole based on factors such as: conduct while in prison, rehabilitative efforts/progress , type of crime, and remorse for their crime. Its use has expanded to many states and has now become the primary way offenders are released from prisons and correctional facilities. Unfortunately, parole is not always granted to deserving prisoners, thus putting society at risk of repeat crimes that often outweigh the benefits of parole, therefore parole should be abolished and prisoners should be forced to complete their entire sentences. Inmates are usually sentenced based on the severity of their crimes, as well as their mental intentions at the time of the act. For example: a person who commits murder intentionally expects to take the life of another in unscrupulous disregard for human life, and knows that the very act he has decided to commit will certainly lead to death. However, in the case of manslaughter, which is also the taking of a human life, there is no real intention to cause death. The act that leads to someone's death is measured by the circumstances that led the person to kill, such as in self-defense or a crime of passion because the killer was provoked in such a way that a chain of events led to violence which ultimately led to someone's death. danger. Due to the difference in how these crimes are carried out, inmates are sentenced differently; some are sentenced to life in prison, while others are sentenced to several years and will be eligible for parole after serving part of their sentence. Instead of having inmates complete their entire sentences, parole seeks to secure the early release of inmates based on the idea that the inmate has been sufficiently punished and should be given the opportunity to become a law-abiding citizen, capable to function in our society with adequate supervision. . Although parole tries to carefully screen inmates before granting early release, their decisions often do not merit wise choices. As a social worker, I am......middle of paper......niors who brought us into this generation. We deserve to be protected as much as any other human race. Our tax dollars spent on inmate housing are much cheaper for us to pay when you consider the cost of irreparable pain and suffering, of a victim falling prey to a parolee he had no intention of reversing his previous lifestyle and recommitted his life. to crime. You cannot put a price on scarred lives. It would be worth keeping these criminals behind bars until they complete their sentences if it meant saving even one innocent life or sparing someone a harmful and unforgettable experience. In conclusion, parole serves to benefit the prisoner seeking freedom, while society rarely benefits from the progress or efforts made by parolees in the community. We must understand that parole is a privilege, not a right. We must take into account that if almost half of the.

Topic > Parole Should Be Abolished - 1700 , New York . Its process provides for early conditional release from prison for convicted criminals, after part of their prison sentence has been served, and they are deemed to be eligible for parole based on factors such as: conduct while in prison, rehabilitative efforts/progress , type of crime, and remorse for their crime. Its use has expanded to many states and has now become the primary way offenders are released from prisons and correctional facilities. Unfortunately, parole is not always granted to deserving prisoners, thus putting society at risk of repeat crimes that often outweigh the benefits of parole, therefore parole should be abolished and prisoners should be forced to complete their entire sentences. Inmates are usually sentenced based on the severity of their crimes, as well as their mental intentions at the time of the act. For example: a person who commits murder intentionally expects to take the life of another in unscrupulous disregard for human life, and knows that the very act he has decided to commit will certainly lead to death. However, in the case of manslaughter, which is also the taking of a human life, there is no real intention to cause death. The act that leads to someone's death is measured by the circumstances that led the person to kill, such as in self-defense or a crime of passion because the killer was provoked in such a way that a chain of events led to violence which ultimately led to someone's death. danger. Due to the difference in how these crimes are carried out, inmates are sentenced differently; some are sentenced to life in prison, while others are sentenced to several years and will be eligible for parole after serving part of their sentence. Instead of having inmates complete their entire sentences, parole seeks to secure the early release of inmates based on the idea that the inmate has been sufficiently punished and should be given the opportunity to become a law-abiding citizen, capable to function in our society with adequate supervision. . Although parole tries to carefully screen inmates before granting early release, their decisions often do not merit wise choices. As a social worker, I am......middle of paper......niors who brought us into this generation. We deserve to be protected as much as any other human race. Our tax dollars spent on inmate housing are much cheaper for us to pay when you consider the cost of irreparable pain and suffering, of a victim falling prey to a parolee he had no intention of reversing his previous lifestyle and recommitted his life. to crime. You cannot put a price on scarred lives. It would be worth keeping these criminals behind bars until they complete their sentences if it meant saving even one innocent life or sparing someone a harmful and unforgettable experience. In conclusion, parole serves to benefit the prisoner seeking freedom, while society rarely benefits from the progress or efforts made by parolees in the community. We must understand that parole is a privilege, not a right. We must take into account that if almost half of the.