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Pie
3 years ago
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Be careful with some of the zoom links posted on here, some of them are definately not child appropriate. if you are that despar

ate to do that type of stuff online go to a dating cite.
please help me spread this so that the kids that use this will be safe.
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storchak [24]3 years ago
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Answer:preach and thank you

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Preventing crime is at least as important as punishing offenders. The three kinds of situational crime prevention, like robbing a bank, involve increasing the effort that offenders must spend to commit a crime, increasing the risk of detection and reducing the rewards gained by criminal behaviour, for example by lowering the amount of cash held in a facility.

The key principles that guide the practice of criminal justice in Western nations include that criminal prosecution should remain a last resort, that criminal justice interventions should be the minimal response necessary (i.e. if a warning is sufficient, don’t send the offender to prison), and that the severity of the sentence should increase as the crime becomes more serious.

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A suspended prison term is especially effective with young or first time offenders as the mere threat of punishment is often sufficient.

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