Tuesday, April 10, 2007

Sex offenders are in the news a lot these days, and nobody seems to know what to do about them. In a few cases, convicted sex offenders are released, and then commit rape and murder. So the question is what should we do about them?

The length of follow-up time, the definition of what is a re-offense, the attendance or lack of treatment, and the type of treatment received, are all variables that mystify the issue.
So we come to question what is the right punishment for such criminals.

Every sexual offenders time varies in jail time. It mainly depends on the type and cruelty of the specific offense. Sex offenses are crimes of a sexual nature. They vary in type and can be misdemeanors or felonies. Most of the rest are supervised on probation in the community (5 percent), sentenced to county jail (1 percent), or both (53 percent) (SITE).

1 comment:

Julie P.Q. said...

I think this is a good beginning, so now let's see some detailed, specific writing to support your positions. And remember to fold in those citations/references.