You should know the circumstances of the deaths of Trayvon Martin, M Michael Bro

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You should know the circumstances of the deaths of Trayvon Martin, M Michael Brown, and Tamir Rice and the outcomes of the perpetrators; the rate of police-involved deaths of African Americans in 2015 Ch reading Chapter 11 (pp. 308-317) you should be able to answer the following questions is retribution? What embodies the idea of retribution? What idca does it hinge upon? What is the focus of retribution and under this rationale, why should punishment occur? What is at the heart of retribution? Discuss the three types of personal attributes that might influence acts of delinquency? What are the justifications for punishment? What is deterrence, what is it rooted in, and focused on? or? What is the philosophy of deterrence? With respect to deterrence theory, what is the most important fact What is incapacitation and how does it differ from selective incapacitation? What is the least known justification for punishment? What is "moral desert" for youth offenders? What is the U.S. most well-known approach to incapacitation? What is at the heart of the justification for retribution punishment? What does the philosophy of restoration stress? What are the reasons provided for specialized terminology in the juvenile justice system? What does imprisomment as incapacitation assume? Be able to identify, describe or distinguish among/between . The following justifications of punishment and corresponding rationale: Retribution, incapacitation, deterrence, restoration, rehabilitation, and deinstitutionalization. Which are concermed with the future and which are concerned with the past? general and individual (specific) deterrence and the ideas behind each retributive and shaming punishments for juveniles ways that poople have attempted to incapacitate through punishment practices ,

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Retribution is a theory of justice that holds that the best response to a crime is a punishment appropriate to the offense. It is based upon the principle, "life for life, eye for eye, tooth for tooth, hand for hand, foot for foot". The theory reasons that when an offender breaks the law, justice requires that he or she suffer in return because he or she deserves to do so. Proportionality is an important element of retribution as the theory holds that the level of punishment be related to the severity of the offending behaviour.
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