It is true that some ex-prisoner become normal productive in society. I completely agree with this view that allowing these criminal to talk teenagers about their experience about best way discourage of breaking laws.
In my opinion, if teenagers learned about the punishment of prison, they would be cautious about committing crimes. Criminals who have been in jail can teach younger people about their bad experiences, such as being captives in a cage. The hardest punishment is having to stay in jail for a long time without family. Moreover, criminals are punished by the police for a long period of time, which makes their lives shorter than those of a normal person. If any individual had committed a fatal crime, he would be in a cage for his entire life. For example, dead penalty is given to a murder, a criminal, or a bank robbery, most of the time. Ex-prisoners can discuss these horrid situations with adults so that they will not get the nerve break laws.
However, when criminals are in jail, the government can give them some opportunities as well as train them to be good citizens. Why do criminals commit crime? On top of that, when they do not get any jobs, unemployment makes them involved in crime. doing illegal stuff, make them more joyful as they are able to make money. For example, in Bangladesh, teenagers do not abey country laws because of a lack of job options; they have to survive as humans and family mentors. The government can make vital rules for that and hire a therapist for every psycho, although it will cost a lot of money.
In conclusion, discussing crime punishment in society would not only be better for citizens, but it would also be safer and help younger people to be good people and fulfill their roles.
