Aims of Punishment

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Ahmed Abubaker

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Retribution - the punishment should fit the crime even if its seen as revenge
Reformation - punishing someone to help them change for the better
Vindication - punishing someone to show that the law is important
Reparation - punishing someone financially
Deterrence - making a punishment so harsh it puts people off from committing a crime
Protection - putting criminals in prison to protect the public

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Aims of Punishment

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6.3 Treatments and Punishments

6.2.1 Types of Punishment

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1.2 Nature of Law Enforcement and Punishment

6.2 Effects of Punishment on Recidivism

GCSE Religious Studies

6.2 Effects of Punishment on Recidivism

AQA GCSE Religious Studies

WJEC GCSE Religious Studies

1.3 Case Studies

1.6.1 Rehabilitation Methods

11.1.1 Aims and Hypotheses

1.1 Nature and Changing Definitions of Criminal Activity

1.6.3 Restorative Justice