Yes, I believe that we as a society tend to continue punishing those who have served their time in prison. This is evident in the many challenges that ex-offenders face when they try to reintegrate into society. These challenges include finding a job, housing, and education. They may also face discrimination from employers, landlords, and others. As a result, many ex-offenders end up back in prison.

One of the main reasons that offenders recidivate is that they are unable to find and hold a job. This is because employers are often reluctant to hire ex-offenders, even if they are qualified for the job. This is due to a number of factors, including the stigma associated with having a criminal record, the fear of liability, and the belief that ex-offenders are more likely to commit crimes.

If I owned a business, I would be willing to hire someone who had served time in prison over another applicant if they were both equally skilled. I believe that everyone deserves a second chance, and I would be willing to give an ex-offender the opportunity to prove themselves. However, I would also want to make sure that the ex-offender was committed to rehabilitation and that they would not pose a threat to my employees or customers.

If I were given an incentive to hire a recently released offender, such as the government paying the employee’s salary, I would be even more likely to do so. I believe that this would be a good investment, as it would help to reduce recidivism and make our communities safer.

Under the following circumstances, I would hire a person who had spent time in jail or prison:

• If they were qualified for the job and had the skills and experience that I was looking for.
• If they were committed to rehabilitation and had a plan for staying out of trouble.
• If I felt that they would be a good fit for my company culture.

What would happen to a society without laws?

A society without laws would be chaotic and dangerous. There would be no way to protect people from harm or to ensure that everyone was treated fairly. Without laws, people would be free to do whatever they wanted, regardless of the consequences. This would lead to an increase in crime, violence, and disorder.

In the United States, laws are made by the legislative branch of government. The legislative branch is made up of the House of Representatives and the Senate. These two bodies work together to pass laws that govern our society. Laws can also be made by the executive branch of government, through presidential orders and executive actions.

The process of making laws in the United States is complex and can be time-consuming. However, it is important that laws are made through a democratic process, so that everyone has a voice in how they are governed.

Here is an example of an “Old English Law”:

• The law of gavelkind: This law, which was in effect in England from the 7th to the 12th centuries, gave equal shares of land to all sons, regardless of their age or birth order. This law was designed to prevent the concentration of power in the hands of a few families.

The colonists used the “Old English Laws” until their own laws were established. These laws helped to shape the legal system of the United States.