Teen Killer Research Paper
Teen Killer’s Society Teen murderers have been a big issue not just morally but for our government as well. How should government officials prosecute these juveniles? Is it morally right for us to give them life sentences and if so where do we put them? How are we supposed to knowingly lock up these youngsters with adults, putting them at risk not only to other bad influences but to beatings, sexual harassment, and even death. Even Though, this is an issue in societies today we can’t only blame the kids. There are a lot of factors that go into pushing a human brain into believing murder is the solution. Some of these killers have been abused in many ways by their parents or other siblings most of their life and bullied on a daily basis at school. How do we expect them to react, not all juveniles have the brain capacity to understand right and wrong. It has been scientifically proven that when kids hit puberty their frontal lobe decreases in size drastically. The frontal lobe is the part of the brain that helps them decide what's right and wrong, it knows the difference between them. These killers lack the ability to make rash decisions. My solution
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We’re not just teaching them how to get back out into the world but to realize the consequences that come with making bad decisions. Most of these juveniles don’t understand the basis of growing up, they’re socially awkward, different, they stand out in a crowd not all but most. This compound will prepare them for what’s to come in their professional lives and personal ones. As for the ones that really can't be helped will serve out the rest of their childhood in the facility and go through various psychological examinations to see if they have indeed been rehabilitated. If they do not pass these examinations they will receive a retrial and be prosecuted as
We’re not just teaching them how to get back out into the world but to realize the consequences that come with making bad decisions. Most of these juveniles don’t understand the basis of growing up, they’re socially awkward, different, they stand out in a crowd not all but most. This compound will prepare them for what’s to come in their professional lives and personal ones. As for the ones that really can't be helped will serve out the rest of their childhood in the facility and go through various psychological examinations to see if they have indeed been rehabilitated. If they do not pass these examinations they will receive a retrial and be prosecuted as