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This might apply to most normal people but definely applies to a small percentage of murderers and rapists. Most people that do that type of thing don't care about right and wrong.
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Perhaps they don't at the time they commit the crime, but they generally seem to later (and possibly before the time of the crime):
Last time I checked this stat was in the 90s, but it is highly telling: 90% of men who commit a violent crime before the age of 25 never do so again.
One reason, probably the primary reason, is biological: males 'calm down' considerably as they age due to biological factors, and it really starts to set in right before 25 for most men.
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Whoever said that they should spend there time being forced to do simple tasks that benifit the country has a good point.
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I agree with this for people who are in prison for life, at least. Perhaps the productivity could be used to fund part of the UBI  .
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It makes sense about the under 25 violence stat but as a counter point here is another one psychiatrists, et all use:
The best predictor of future violence is past violence.
How many chances of murder should someone get? We are not talking about the 1 or 2 barroom fights in age 21-25 when talking about violence and prison sir.