It is reported that many criminals commit crime again when they are released from prison. What are the causes and how can we solve this problem?

The phenomenon that a number of criminals violate laws again when they are 1releasedfree from prison has 2become a major concern worldwide.sparked an intense debate among the general public. This can be attributed to many factors, including social discrimination in employment and the influence of other criminals 3in prison.in the prison. To address the problem, the government should take immediate and effective measures. First and foremost, it is difficult for law-breakers to find a suitable job which can provide sufficient money for their survival. There is no denying that employers are reluctant to recruit people with criminal records 4which indicates that they were detrimentalwhich represents the fact that they are detrimental to society in the past. Therefore, failing to find a job may exacerbate their situations since they do not have enough 5moneyfinance to purchase daily necessities and acquire other services like education and healthcare, forcing them to 6obtainget money through illegal methods such as robbery and theft. Furthermore, perpetrators 7breakoffend the law for different reasons, ranging from a lack of legal awareness to others’ misleading instructions. In essence, the imprisonment of those offenders may increase the rate of recidivism due to the fact that they are exposed to other people with 8serious convictions or criminal intentions.some felonies or bad intentions. 9Hardened criminals are prone to exert an adverse impact on other minor culprits through instilling their inappropriate worldviews, outlooks on life and values. To alleviate and even eliminate the 10recidivism,recidivism issues, the government should strengthen vocational training for criminals, encourage enterprises to hire criminals who behave well in prison, and adopt alternative measures to punish and rehabilitate different criminals. To begin with, providing vocational training enables law-breakers to learn practical skills, which 11layslay a solid foundation for their future jobs. 12Besides, the local authority or communities should organize campaigns to mitigate their discrimination towards criminals. Thus, people who are released from prison can earn their living through these combined 13measuresmeasure, reducing 14crimecriminal rates. More importantly, 15individuals convicted of minor crimespeople with minor crimes should be punished with alternative measures such as voluntary 16workworks in communities, which can 17make compensation tomake compensations for communities directly and 18give them an opportunitygive them a opportunities to reintegrate into society without great obstacles.