Abraham Lincoln once said, "All men are created equal." This statement of truth has obviously been left out of consideration in the court room. The man that sits up on the bench is no more entitled to justice than the one than the one who has committed the crime. Everyone deserves a second chance. Is the reasoning not simply to teach a lesson that one punishes another? A crime is a crime, and the person committing the crime must accept the responsibility associated with that crime.

If solving corruption with immorality is the world's remedy for reconciliation, then why not chop off the thief's hand? "An eye for an eye" was the justice of the ancient. It is now a modern world based on logic and transformation. Must someone do wrong for an individual to be punished. We should not punish for the sake of punishing. Individuals need to accept the consequences of any action that participate in. Individual behavior is a responsibility that we all must accept. If punishment was solely based on punishing the wrongdoers, t

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