2.3- Forms and aims of punishments Flashcards

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What are the aims of sentencing?

A

Punishment of offenders, crime reduction, rehabilitation, reparation of victims

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Is someone who has a life sentence kept in prison for life?

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No, they can be released but they will remain on licence for the rest of their lives

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in 2018, how many prisoners served an indeterminate sentence?

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10,000

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4
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Which Act allows offenders to continue to be detained indefinably after they have served their minimum sentence?

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The Criminal Justice Act 2003

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If a prisoner is on a determinate sentence of under 12 months, when will they be released?

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Halfway through the sentence

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If a prisoner is on a determinate sentence of over 12 months, where is the second half spent?

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On licence

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What is a weakness of deterrents being given as a punishment?

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The offender needs to be capable of rational thought

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How do fines works as a form of punishment?

A

Retribution

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How do fines work as a form of punishment?

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Deterrent

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