Surely if someone sexually assaults you and the justice system confirms it beyond a reasonable doubt, they should either be locked up or under house arrest or s

Surely if someone sexually assaults you and the justice system confirms it beyond a reasonable doubt, they should either be locked up or under house arrest or something like that, and so the issue of whether they're driving again is irrelevant? After their punishment is served and they're re-integrated into society I think they should be able to take up their previous employment? I mean, imagine a situation in which Uber didn't exist, say there's some magic decentralized app, and individuals were actually _real_ free contractors. It's a policing issue no? I can see that Uber can be more or less helpful, but ultimately a crime is a crime regardless of whether an employee does it, a contractor does it, whatever?