For years now their has been debate whether the incarceration system should be changed or not.People argue that the amount of people in jail and the sentence they and amount time they are sentenced to is unfair;While others argue that their is nothing wrong with the system and is perfect the way it is.The system is perfectly fine the way it is to me and those people incarcerated deserve what they got in the name of justice and deserve to suffer the consequences. To begin lots of people out there are criminals and heartless.They would hurt people for no reason at all and even kill for the fun of it or for power without a second thought.Those people should be consequence and stay in prison for the rest of their lives.”While there are several factors that influence crime rates,it would be difficult to deny that the consequences for crimes have a significant influence.”Although there could be understandable factors why people commit crimes,such as stealing for a sick family member it doesn’t stop the fact that they steal stole and broke the law in the process. On the other hand for the felons that get out of jail and try to change their life around have a hard time back out in the world trying to get a job and other…show more content… officer Randolph Holder ,was considered low risk offender and released to a treatment program.This is exactly what the current sentencing reform bill in Congress would provide for thousands of drug dealers,even those who used guns.The sad truth is that the crime increases enabled by this type of sentencing reform will result in a widely dis proportionate number of murder,rape,robbery and drug addiction victims in urban minority communities- the very people supporters of reform say they want to
