Many people, especially the youths, have started to commit crimes recently. This can be due to some reasons, such as the lack of compulsory education and the poverty in the legal system, and it might be solved by enforcing a regulation and increasing education level.
The reason behind this issue is poor education system that children are disturbed compulsory education by their surroundings. When those who don’t complete their basic education have less awareness about the world and they tend to commit crimes. For example, it is obvious that crime rates are higher in the poor countries than other countries because studying teaches to the children how to behave in the society. Moreover, committing crimes become a normal behaviour among young people if the country has the poor legal system. However, a criminal behaviour considers a bad action in the society, the judges who accept briberies don’t think so. As a result, the law system does not work properly.
To prevent criminal behaviours committed by the youths, the government pay attention to the law system and an education level. When these problems are solved, the number of crimes will decrease. For instance, high-level education guides children to the right path and helps them to choose the correct choices. Furthermore, impartial laws help people defend themselves when they face problems, and this thwarts to commit crimes.
In conclusion, growth in criminal activity is associated with poor compulsory education and the shortage of rules. To preclude these activities, students should be guides to study by their parents and the legal system imposes new strong regulations.