The Role Of Criminals In Prisons

Two paths, one choice. People often get misdirected and take on another path that they originally did not plan to take or were not meant to take due to their jealousy or selfishness. They forgot about their original dream and the reasons why they chose that path to reach their specific goal. Maybe they did something that was wrong, something they never intended to do. Regardless, these things cannot be tolerated. They could have had a bright future, money, cars, a proper home. Regardless, they had become successful or not, their fate was in their own hands. When they recklessly made that single mistake, they chose to ruin their own fate and running into severe consequences. They were so close to reaching their goal, their life succession; they just needed that one step. …show more content…
In America, adolescents can be charged as adults for committing a violent crime. Behind the bars, they have to share their living space with potential dangerous criminals. Since they are influencing each other everyday, they might get traumatized by that criminal. The prisoners do not get great food like what you have right now. The cafeteria is messy, and fights can occur at any time, it is really dangerous to stay in the prison. While prisoners are behind bars, they don’t have any freedom whatsoever. When they get out from prison, their future might have vanished. Getting into the prison is just not something anyone would want to do. Young people who commit violent crimes should not be sentenced as adults because of the prison’s bad environment, how each different teens think, and how they were