Topic: We should abolish the three-strikes laws
We should not abolish the three-strikes laws because they are popular with voters and it would be undemocratic to remove them.
We should not abolish the three-strikes laws because they make it less palatable for someone to habitually commit crimes, since the risk keeps growing.
we should not abolish the three-strikes laws because they result in reduced crime rates
we should not abolish the three-strikes laws but we could improve them so that people who have committed only a minor offence are not jailed for life.
We should not abolish the three-strikes laws for violent crimes, since if people commit three violent crimes they probably cannot live in civil society without hurting others.
We should not abolish the three-strikes laws in all cases, but it should be up to judicial discretion, so that the worst criminal are off the streets.
We should not abolish the three-strikes laws, because crime has fallen since they were introduced.
we should not abolish the three-strikes laws, if they dont learn after 2 strikes they will never learn
we should not abolish this rule because criminals will take advantage.
we should not abolish three strike laws because a man/woman especially who made a serious crimes should be convicted longer.
we should not allow criminals to get away with their crimes
we should not because if a person keeps reoffending then they haven't learned there lesson and will continue to be a problem in society.
we shouldn't abolish the three strikes law because it is necessary to ensure society understands the ramifications of repeated ill behavior. three felonies is just about enough as far as i'm concerned.
we shouldn't abolish the three-strikes law because it does give criminals a fair warning which is two chances of bad behavior and then if you do it again, you're no longer in society. violent crime is reduced
we shouldn't abolish the three-strikes laws because everyone deserves a chance and it's a fair system
we shouldn't abolish the three-strikes laws because sometimes it takes people more than one chance to turn their lives around.
When a petty criminal with three arrests for a mix of drugs and shoplifting is sentenced to life while rapists walk away with less than year-long sentences makes a mockery of the justice system.
with this law, the victim is given more security and we make sure that the perpetrator does not relapse in other crimes.
would increase the number of repeat offenders.
you can only give someone so many chances. if they have not learnt by the third time it is unlikely they will learn at all.