ac2.2

Question 1

discuss the aims of punishment

Answer 1

retribution, rehabilitation, deterrence, public protection, reperation

Question 2

summary of rehabilitation

Answer 2

expressing societys outrage at crime, it menas paying back. it involves inflicting punishment on an offender of vengence for a criminal act. just deserts is based on the idea that criminals shpould get their just deserts: offenders deserve to be punished and society is morally entitled to take revenge. an eye for an eye is a proportionate punishment to the crime, punishmet should be equal which is why murdered get the death penalty.

Question 3

historical examples of retribution

Answer 3

the death pentaly was common for most crimes. drawing, hanging, quatering. burning was also a common form of capital punishment. women were often convicted of petty treason and were hanged.
key examples include: francais derhem, william wallace, and richard roose.