Have you ever thought to yourself how much safer it would be if we lived in a world where criminals like sex offenders, murderers, and kidnappers did not have access to the outside world? Most everyone has heard of stories on the news where it physically and mentally messes with our minds. When my kids are growing up, I don’t want to have to worry about them not coming home one day, or them going through a life-altering event. Through my extensive research, I have come to a conclusion that could take convicted felons off of the streets.
There is a need for a Three Strikes and You’re Out law (also known as TSAYO) in all 50 states. This policy gives the courts the right to penalize a convicted felon to at least 25 years in prison …show more content…
There will be a drastic reduction in crime rates because convicted felons will not have the chance to commit any more crimes.If a criminal is released after a 25 year sentence, they will be left with no other choice but to start a new life. The citizens of the United States will live in a world with less worry about their loved ones never returning home. If this law is established, police officers will no longer have to worry about keeping an eye on convicted felons and therefore will have more time to focus on their jobs and other issues. If this law is not put into act children will continue getting kidnapped from places that we think as safe and fun, like city parks. Guns and knives will remain in the hands of repeat murderers. Also, last but most certainly not least, sex offenders will continue to take the dignity and consciousness of innocent human beings-a life altering event that no one should ever have to go through if action is not taken. Innocent children like Polly Klaas will continue to go missing from their homes, never to return for their mothers and fathers to tuck them in at night, read them books, and kiss them on the foreheads everyday before they shut their eyes to go to
There is a need for a Three Strikes and You’re Out law (also known as TSAYO) in all 50 states. This policy gives the courts the right to penalize a convicted felon to at least 25 years in prison …show more content…
There will be a drastic reduction in crime rates because convicted felons will not have the chance to commit any more crimes.If a criminal is released after a 25 year sentence, they will be left with no other choice but to start a new life. The citizens of the United States will live in a world with less worry about their loved ones never returning home. If this law is established, police officers will no longer have to worry about keeping an eye on convicted felons and therefore will have more time to focus on their jobs and other issues. If this law is not put into act children will continue getting kidnapped from places that we think as safe and fun, like city parks. Guns and knives will remain in the hands of repeat murderers. Also, last but most certainly not least, sex offenders will continue to take the dignity and consciousness of innocent human beings-a life altering event that no one should ever have to go through if action is not taken. Innocent children like Polly Klaas will continue to go missing from their homes, never to return for their mothers and fathers to tuck them in at night, read them books, and kiss them on the foreheads everyday before they shut their eyes to go to