Suppose that every person convicted of a crime, any crime (including parking violations, etc.) was required to spend at least one night in jail, what effects might this have?

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Cantdocpp · Answer 1 · 2021-06-17T14:25:26+0000

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Some people would learn their lesson and never do bad again. Others couldn't care less if they go back to jail.

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Most people would hate jail and never want to have to repeat that experience. Others would not care if they went to jail 1 time or 20, they just want to bad and will not let anything get in their way of doing it.

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