There is a valid argument that putting young children in a school full of criminals teaches them further criminal behaviour, and reinforces their criminal tendencies.
They're surrounded by criminals and are devoid of normal social limting guiding influences, so they develop into more serious habitual criminals.
It's a tight line between revenge, punishment and prevention of re-offending, but exposing them to normal social pressures.
If they're not socialised correctly they'll end up as mal-adjusted adults.
They're surrounded by criminals and are devoid of normal social limting guiding influences, so they develop into more serious habitual criminals.
It's a tight line between revenge, punishment and prevention of re-offending, but exposing them to normal social pressures.
If they're not socialised correctly they'll end up as mal-adjusted adults.