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Good and Evil
Crime + Punishment
Aims of Punishment
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DETERRENCE
- punishment should put people
off
committing crime.
RETRIBUTION - punishment should make the criminal pay for what they gave done.
REPARATION
- criminals should try to make up for the
damage
caused.
PROTECTION - punishment should protect society from the
criminal
and the
criminal
from themselves.
REFORM
-
punishment
should change the criminal for the better.
VINDICATION
-
punishment
helps families and society feel that justice has been done and that the punishment fits the crime.
If people
sin
or commit
crime
, justice must follow.
Jesus taught the importance of
forgiveness
and
compassion.
Many support punishment leading to
forgiveness
(e.g.
restorative
practice).
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