Do you know? Now in our country, 80% of the people who commit crimes are misdemeanors, that is, petty theft, drunk driving, and the like.
However, whether you steal a loaf of bread or get caught drunk driving, once you have the word "criminal record" on your back, it is really a lifetime that you can't wash it away. I can't find a job, my children's school is affected, and even my family is unlucky. Doesn't that sound a bit too much?
Let's talk about what this "ex-convict" is. To put it simply, you have broken the law, the court has sentenced you, and then your "glorious deeds" have been recorded in a small notebook.
This small book, not only you have to read it for a lifetime, but even your family and even grandchildren may be affected by this. Come to think of it, how humiliating this is.
However, have you ever thought that some people may be impulsive, or do not understand the law, make a small mistake, and then be overwhelmed by this "antecedent".
For example, someone may have reposted a few small videos in a WeChat group, only to be sentenced to detention because the number of videos exceeded the standard. Doesn't this sound a bit wrong?
Besides, hasn't our country's law always paid attention to "combining leniency and severity"? For those who have recognized their mistakes and truly repented, should we give them a chance? After all, if a person is not a sage, who can do nothing.
Now, there is such a proposal to establish a "misdemeanor extermination system", doesn't it sound new?
This system, to put it simply, is that for those who have committed misdemeanors, if they have served their sentences and behaved well, then they can consider expunging their criminal records.
This way, they will be able to find work more easily, reintegrate into society, and not ruin their lives because of a single mistake.
You may ask, does this make those who commit crimes feel that breaking the law is not a big deal? As a matter of fact, there are strict conditions for the establishment of this system.
Not everyone who has broken the law can enjoy this treatment, only those who are truly repentant and behave well. Besides, the establishment of this system is also to make better use of our judicial resources and focus more energy on those real felons.
Let's take a look at the benefits of this system. First of all, for those who have been rehabilitated in misdemeanors, they can reintegrate into society more quickly and will not be unable to hold their heads up for the rest of their lives because of a single mistake.
Secondly, for society, this system also helps to reduce antagonism and promote harmony.
Do you think, if a person is abandoned by society because he made a small mistake, can he not feel aggrieved in his heart? After a long time, maybe they will embark on a more serious criminal path.
Moreover, the establishment of this system is also supported by data. According to the data released by the Supreme People's Procuratorate, the proportion of petty crimes in our country has been rising, and the proportion of serious violent crimes is decreasing.
What does this mean? It shows that the current crime trend has changed, and our governance methods must also change.
Of course, the establishment of this system was not all smooth sailing. There are also concerns that this will make those who commit crimes feel that it is not a big deal to break the law. Actually, this kind of worry is unnecessary.
Because, there are strict conditions for the establishment of this system, and not everyone can enjoy it. Only those who are truly repentant and behave well are possible.
Besides, the establishment of this system also has international experience to learn from. Many countries have already established similar systems, and they have worked well. Therefore, we can also establish a system suitable for ourselves according to our own national conditions.
In short, the establishment of this system of expungement of misdemeanor criminal records is a great thing for the benefit of the country and the people. It not only helps those who have been rehabilitated to reintegrate into society, but also contributes to social harmony and stability.
Of course, the establishment of this system also requires the understanding, support and participation of all of us. After all, isn't giving everyone a fair chance a sign of progress in our society?
Hey, you say, if this system is really established, will those who have been convicted of misdemeanors see hope? Will they be able to get back on their feet and start a new life? It's exciting to think about.
Isn't our society just to give everyone a chance and hope? So, for those who have recognized their mistakes and truly repented, should we give them a chance?
Of course, the establishment of this system was not achieved overnight. It requires the perfection of the law, the understanding and support of society, and the participation and efforts of everyone.
However, as long as we can all work together, I believe that this system will be realized as soon as possible. When the time comes, our society will definitely become fairer and more harmonious.
Hey, you say, if this system is really established, will those who have been convicted of misdemeanors see hope? Will they be able to get back on their feet and start a new life? It's exciting to think about.
Isn't our society just to give everyone a chance and hope? So, for those who have recognized their mistakes and truly repented, should we give them a chance?
Of course, the establishment of this system was not achieved overnight. It requires the perfection of the law, the understanding and support of society, and the participation and efforts of everyone.
However, as long as we can all work together, I believe that this system will be realized as soon as possible. When the time comes, our society will definitely become fairer and more harmonious.