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This 4 page paper discusses the the pros and cons of mandatory minimum sentencing for sex offenders. This paper also includes the theories of John Locke and discusses how Locke would approach this subject. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
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sex offenders. Sex offenders are known to offend again when given the opportunity, and therefore I think we should do everything within our power to not afford them the
opportunity. Sex crimes create horrible realities for the victims, and yet due to overcrowding of prisons and other factors, sex offenders are often released before serving their entire prison
term. When this happens, it isnt just the victim that suffers, but the whole of society. However, a society
such as ours is based on the foundation of justice and equality, which means that to suggest such a notion it must be able to be supported and must prove
that the best interests of the whole are met in addition to not infringing upon the personal rights of individuals. Often, this can be a very narrow tightrope to
walk, but an important one nonetheless. Use the body of your paper to start presenting evidence to support your thesis.
You may find such sources on the Internet, by searching for combinations of your topic. For example, searching +"sex offenders" +Sentencing will produce many good results for you.
You will then be able to extract supporting information as done here, and this example paper will indicate how to cite such sources: There are many valid reasons however,
for mandatory minimum sentencing for sex offenders. It is important to note that all 50 states have passed mandatory sentencing legislation, and this has been done with the goal
of deterring potential offenders and incapacitating those who have already been convicted (Mandatory Sentencing, 2003). The problem with sex offenders is that most of them eventually return to their
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