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Criminal behavior cannot go unpunished from "summary" of Crime Without Punishment by John L. McClellan
In the eyes of the law, justice must be served. Criminal behavior cannot simply be swept under the rug, ignored, or excused. It is imperative that those who break the law face the consequences of their actions. To allow criminal behavior to go unpunished is to fail in upholding the very foundation of our justice system. Punishment serves as a deterrent to future criminal behavior. When individuals see that those who commit crimes are held accountable, they are less likely to engage in similar activities. This not only protects society as a whole but also sends a clear message that criminal behavior will ...
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