Should The Offender Receive More Injustice Or Not To Rape?

If given the opportunity to advice someone who has recently been raped and was proposed an offer of receiving money in order to prevent the case from going to trial, I would simply tell the victim not to take the bribe. Yes, indeed the victim may be going through financial problems, but is the money really worth the pain that the offender has brought upon you? Receiving money from a person who is capable of committing such a horrible crime like rape not only makes you look bad, but in fact, allows the offender not to receive the full punishment he or she deserves and has a better chance of remaining free in our society where they are more than likely to reoffend. I am sure the workplace will understand your situation and you will not be penalized for missing any days of work.
Considering a payment to forgive your horrific actions is unheard of and should not even be mentioned as a form of a solution. It is a clear act of an evil deed. I do not believe that restorative justice is the answer to crimes like rape. If the fear of punishment by serving prison time and registering as a sex offender for the rest of their lives does not frighten them, then I certainly disagree that they will change their ways by interacting with their victims, it will not do any justice at all. In fact, according to sexualoffendertreatment.org, restorative justice will be very ineffective considering that only known sex offenders will be authorized to participate in such courses which is “lower than 5%”. Programs that are created to try and rehabilitate sex offenders is a waste of time and money when “nearly 4 out of 10 (38.6%) returned to prison within 3 years of their