You might have initially questioned why you are reading a piece that Burgess wrote in 1936. However, it hopefully became clear to you that we continue to grapple with many of the same issues that Burgess lamented and discussed in his piece. For example, stories of parole failures are, still today, given special attention in the news, which might cause some in the general public to question whether parole should be abolished. I would like you to find a news article that documents a case where a parolee committed a crime that was published within the last 10 years. Imagine that you are discussing the news article with someone who has never taken a criminal justice course before, but who is adamant that parole should be abolished. Use Burgess' article to counter to that argument. You may also pull in discussion from Gottfredson and Gottfredson's chapter 9 when making your case. Your counter argument should be at least four paragraphs.