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Investigating Sentencing and Management of Offenders

   

Added on  2023-01-10

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Investigating sentencing and
management of offenders.

Contents
INTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................3
TASK1.............................................................................................................................................3
P1 Discussion of theories of punishment and the purpose of sentencing..............................3
P2 Investigation of a range of organisations involved in offender management..................3
TASK2.............................................................................................................................................3
P3 Illustration of the community sentences that can be imposed by a court.........................3
P4 Investigate the organisations that are involved in the community management of offenders.
................................................................................................................................................3
CONCLUSION................................................................................................................................3
REFRENCES...................................................................................................................................3

INTRODUCTION
Sentencing is define as punishment which imposed on those personals which have did
something wrong which is illegal or unethical according to the law. To understand this concept
this report has been prepared. It includes the meaning of sentencing and theories through which
various types of punishment has been define m, this report also considered those organization
and communities which will help in controlling the offender activities in England by changing
the mind set and perception of offenders through their skills and punishment imposing
punishment.
TASK1
P1 Discussion of theories of punishment and the purpose of sentencing
Offender management: The term offender management define as the management
process in which personals decide how time during prison and supervision in community has
been managed. I recognized that the purpose of this management is to run those activities and
supervisor culprit in a way so the cancels of offend has been decrease in future. It is used to cut
the crime rate in local area. It will help me to analysis police to work in partnership for reduce
offender case in local communities (Brennan and Dieterich, 2018).
Punishment: It defines as the act of inflict a penalty or cost on personal as the result of doing
wrong actions which are illegal according to ethics. It is imposed on offender.
There are 5 types of theories related with punishment
Deterrent theory
This theory based on the fact that offender gel to punish only sake of it. According this evil will
be returned for evil work without thinking about any consideration. It is further classified into
general deterrence and deterrence theory. Deterrence theory defines that police should give
punishment to offender which will help them to reform or change their mind or become them
educated General deterrence theory is designed to state that punishment must be strict that it
make fear in the mind of offender so that they are not thinking about any crime in future.
Retributive theory: This theory focus on the connect that personals must be punished for their
work they did wrong, although it also state that indivuildual only get arrest when they did

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