In today’s world, there is a statement the young children who commit certain crimes should be treated in the same way as adults. I side with those who disagree with this view because of some key reasons.
Firstly, many adults have tremendous experience and knowledge in laws or policies. This make inequality between younger generation who have less experience or wrong perspectives. In many developed countries, for example, many parents take responsibility of their children who commit illegal crimes. The outcome is that parenting consciousness may develop and prevent their children to commit crimes.
Secondly, young children who committed crimes should be educated as warnings that these can lead to even serious consequences such as financial burden to their families. Such procedures, prevent committing crimes by not only children but also adults. The knowledge, on the one hand, help children not commit crimes and spread about publicly. Another key driver that can tackle this unfair statement is that by providing rehabilitation which help improve awareness of youngsters in an effective way.
From my point of view, this is unfair that crimes committed by young children should be treated as the adults in virtue of the inadequate of knowledge and experience. In addition, parents should be responsible to their children to prevent such disasters.
In conclusion, it is essential to consider that governments should pay attention creating procedures and a powerful system to educate young generation such consequences come from crimes.