sociology assignment

I realize the drawbacks of putting offenders in jails. I used to think that sending criminals to jails is the best way to stop crime. I started to believe that the criminal justice system is able to determine who should be sent to prison and who should not.

I don't think Canada needs to follow the model of Japan or the U.S. to get tougher on crime because I don't see how successful they are. Japanese seems polite and calm to relationships, but I don't think they really understand why they shouldn't commit crime. They are just threatened by the punishment and notoriety of being a criminal. They lack civil education.

Yes I think the system in Canada is working well. I like the lenient part of it. Many people challenge the parole board for being to lenient to criminals but I think this system works better the Japanese one, which asks criminals to write a letter of remorse to show that they regrets for what they've done. It sounds like the system does not require a guilty conscience but whole lots of writing skills.
Of course, criminals in Canada can also lie to the authority by showing how guilty they are, but at least the board would keep an eye on him for some time before giving them a parole. This seems more reasonable to me.

第一題問你讀完違反者及社會控制後，對於罪行同懲罰看法的轉變，同埋呢呢Ｄ轉變同你作為一個加拿大公民的生活有咩關係？
suggestion : crime should not be viewed so rigid as it is related to how the social institution have control to one society , have to understand that is the Law reasonable to set up or just for maintain the ruling class interest but not for her people.

第二題：我們是否需要追隨日本及美國的模式，在加拿大實行對罪行實行更嚴厲打擊？
Support：that is effective to make good living enronment , more safety ...
No need: the policy may harm to civil right , may not applicable in Canada...

Q3: That is equal to ask the legal system is effective not not in canada and list out your arguements .