If someone changes in prison and simply becomes a “better person,” not necessarily changes to make a difference in the larger wo
rld, should that person be spared from death or given a lighter sentence in general? Technically changing their behavior alone would-be rehabilitation. Tell me why you feel the way you do. How can we determine if a person has really changed?
I would say they should be spared from death, but not be given freedom if they have gotten the death penalty they should stay in a prison for life with no chance of parole but still have visitors and phone calls
You can determine if a person has changed by running a series of test like a self evaluation and a psychiatric evaluation and the change to repent there action and admit
Communities will perhaps rather report a crime instead of "taking things into their own hands," because they want to avoid conflict or may have no true interest in what they're reporting.
