I feel and believe that Colorado’s Justice System has become increasingly harsh and punitive over time because juvenile is committing more crimes and murder. I feel that Colorado’s Justice System is becoming harsh and punitive over time because the juvenile is exhibiting such characteristics such as not caring and engage in risking behavior such as committing crimes such as murder, robbery, and other horrible crimes. I feel and believe that it could deter some of the juvenile crime problem but I don’t believe it will fixed the juvenile crime problem because it will still be juvenile that will still commit crimes .I feel having harsh and punitive is a good thing when dealing with juvenile who have been sentence life without parole it will show …show more content…
I feel that it could deter some of the juvenile crime but to have success in deter and lowering the juvenile crime problem in the United States it need to have an, “comparable to the juvenile crime problems of other Western nations, then combating it may justifiably require different, and stronger, techniques” (Common,2012). I said no to fixed juvenile crime problem because the United States have not had a comparable or created a system to stop juvenile from committing crimes. The United States is, “not comparable to the juvenile crime problems of other Western nations, then combating it may justifiably require different, and stronger, techniques” (Common,2012). It causes a lot of conflict because other nations no longer have sentenced their juvenile offenders to life without a parole. loses a significant degree of its relevance. In addition, the data on sentence length demonstrate that the use of life-without-parole sentences is not a function of excessive sentence lengths in the United States, but rather an anomaly in a criminal justice system that generally imposes shorter sentences than those of other developed