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【質問】不良の人の犯罪とそうでない人の犯罪では、更生や犯罪リスクなどで違いはありますか?

パンチ弁 諸橋仁智 · 377 words · 2 min read

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0:00Do you think there is a difference in

0:01terms of subsequent rehabilitation ,

0:03risk of recidivism , and social

0:05reintegration between someone with

0:06pre-existing delinquent tendencies who

0:08was in a group that habitually

0:09committed crimes or engaged in

0:11misconduct , and someone who was

0:12isolated , lived a life removed from

0:14crime , and committed an offense due to

0:16a sudden surge of emotion or impulse ?

0:18There are certainly two patterns here .

0:19There’s the pattern where a

0:21delinquent type commits a crime , and

0:22the pattern where a serious person

0:24loses control and commits a crime . Or

0:25cases like groping , yes , sex crimes ,

0:28where someone who isn’t a delinquent

0:30at all , a perfectly normal person ,

0:32commits a crime . First , let's look at

0:34the case where a so-called delinquent

0:36commits one . If I had to choose , I’d

0:38say I’m more familiar with this type .

0:40For these people , the key point for

0:42starting over — for rehabilitation — is

0:44whether they can sever ties with their

0:46peers . Since many of them become

0:47criminals because they were influenced

0:49by others , they need to redo , or rather

0:51, rebuild their human relationships . If

0:53they can rebuild good relationships ,

0:55they are easily influenced by those

0:56around them , so I think rehabilitation

0:58is actually quite feasible . Therefore ,

1:00for those delinquent types , it is

1:02crucial to replace their delinquent

1:04peers with decent human relationships .

1:06Next is the pattern where someone who

1:07isn't a delinquent commits a crime . In

1:09these cases , rather than being swayed

1:11by others , from what I have seen ,

1:13it’s often about anger management —

1:15or rather , a struggle to control their

1:17temper . Regarding things like groping ,

1:19I see it as an addiction , so I think

1:21that’s a matter for a hospital . I

1:23think they should just receive

1:25treatment . I’m not sure if anger

1:27management can be treated medically ,

1:28but instead of just reflecting on their

1:30crime , I believe they should work on

1:32fixing their underlying personality

1:34issues or character traits . So I think

1:36the way it's structured is a bit

1:37different . Yes .

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