Periodical incarceration may be ideal for second and third offenders

because it allows them to serve their time in a controlled environment and receive necessary resources and support to address any underlying issues that may be contributing to their criminal behavior. It also helps to protect society by removing repeat offenders from the community and reducing the risk of them committing further crimes. However, it is important for the justice system to also consider alternative forms of rehabilitation for non-violent offenders, such as community service or probation, in order to address the root causes of their criminal behavior and prevent recidivism.