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>So if free will is only an illusion, then, if someone were to commit murder, it would not have been his choice. He was only doing what everyone else is, namely actualizing his predetermined outcome
Correct.
>though this is not an argument against locking him up
In that way "locking him up" is predetermined too.
>If everyone is fulfilling their own outcomes, is it unfair to praise the best of men while condemning the worst of men?
Praising, feeling of unfair, condemning - all of if is predefined too.

But I'd rather use "defined" than "predefined", because if every outcome already exists, it mean, there is no "pre-", everything just is as it is.