2.2 Flashcards
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outline retribution as an aim of punishment
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- element of revenge - victim avenged for wrong done (provides justice for victim)
- defendant gets their ‘just deserts’ which means fairness and proportionality (e.g. death penalty for murder)
- doesn’t seek to alter future behaviour but inflict punishment.
2
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what theories underpin retribution
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Right realism -
3
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outline criticisms of retribution
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4
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Outline rehabilitation as an aim of punishment
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5
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name and describe the theories that underpin rehabilitation
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6
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outline criticisms of rehabilitation
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7
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outline deterrence as an aim of punishment
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8
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name and describe the theories that underpin deterrence
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9
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outline criticisms of deterrence
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10
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outline incapacitation/public protection as an aim of punishment
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11
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Name and describe the theories that underpin incapacitation/public protection
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12
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outline criticisms of incapacitation/public protection
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13
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outline reparation as an aim of punishment
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14
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Name and describe theories that underpin reparation
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15
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outline criticisms of reparation
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