Five Philosophies of Punishment Practiced in Criminal Justice System
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REFLECTIVE JOURNAL 4 REFLECTIVE JOURNAL Reflective journal Name of the Student Name of the University Author note Five philosophies of punishment are practiced in criminal justice system; rehabilitation, deterrence, criminality, incapacitation and restoration with a philosophy for preventing criminal offenses to occur. Rehabilitation explains that crime is committed by sick person or criminal due to psychological or physical problems therefore need to be rehabilitated and released from prison. These theories are applied by judges while sentencing offenders and use penalties suiting the
Five Philosophies of Punishment Practiced in Criminal Justice System
Added on 2020-05-16
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