Crime And Punishment Flashcards

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Religious quote for repentance and forgiveness

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“As we forgive those who sin against us”

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Religious quote for wrong doing

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“Eye for an eye”

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Religious attitudes towards political and religious crime

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Christians can sometimes commit crimes for political or religious reasons after all Jesus was executed for being a trouble maker

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What does the bible say about crime

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Most crime is forbidden in the bible meaning that if you commit a crime you would be sinning against God. Jesus taught us to obey the law when he said, “Give to Caesar what is due to Caesar”

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List 3 causes of crime

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1) environmental reasons
2) Psychological reasons
3) social reasons

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What does environmental reasons for crime mean

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Crime rises during times of high unemployment. Potentially because more people have financial difficulties

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What does psychological reasons for crime mean

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Human nature is often to be greedy, some people would do what ever it takes to have power and wealth

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What does social reasons for crime mean?

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Other people could influence you- how you were brought up and who you grew up with and where you were brought up

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What does protection mean?

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Keeping public safe from being harmed by criminals

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What does retribution mean?

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An aim of punishment where you get your own back. However most Christians do not support this idea.

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What does deterrence mean

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An aim of punishment which out people off committing crimes

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What does reformation mean

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An aim of punishment which changes someone’s behaviour for the better. Most Christians believe in forgiveness

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What does vindication mean

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An aim of punishment which punishes criminals for breaking the law. This shows that the law must be respected. Christians believe that laws must be upheld

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What does reparation mean

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An aim of punishment which allows a criminal to give back to society

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What is a ‘religious crime’

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This may or may not be illegal- for example it is not illegal to blaspheme however it is insulting God and religious things.

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What does an indictable crime mean

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A serious crime in which you can go to prison for

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What is a civil crime

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Concerns over disputes that go to smaller courts, such as divorce

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What is a criminal crime

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When a state law has been broken and it goes to the crown prosecution service