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Certainty of conviction, not severe penalties will deter crime - solon

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Gabriel Pabico Lalu
Certainty of conviction, not severe penalties will deter crime - solon
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Philippine Representative Ramon Rodrigo Gutierrez argues that the certainty of conviction is more effective at deterring crime than increasing the severity of penalties. This statement follows a violent incident involving a motorcycle taxi rider in Caloocan City.

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The debate over criminal justice reform and public safety is a critical issue in the Philippines, balancing calls for 'iron fist' policies against systemic legal improvements.

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MANILA, Philippines - It is not the severity of the penalty but the certainty of punishment and conviction that will deter crimes, 1-Rider party-list Rep. Ramon Rodrigo Gutierrez said amid calls to revive an iron fist-style of rule after the killing of a motorcycle taxi rider in Caloocan City.

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The article presents the politician's perspective while providing context on the crime that prompted the discussion.

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