1986
DOI: 10.1524/9783486707786
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Lehrstücke in Solidarität

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“…Other less common but acceptable punishments include public service (travail d'inte´reˆt ge´ne´ral). 43 The constitutional questions relate both to the idea of capital penalty and to the methods used in its execution, including electricity, 44 hanging, 45 firing squad, 46 and lethal gas or injection. In Britain the capital penalty was abolished by statute in 1965 in relation to homicide.…”
Section: The Origins Of Punishmentmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Other less common but acceptable punishments include public service (travail d'inte´reˆt ge´ne´ral). 43 The constitutional questions relate both to the idea of capital penalty and to the methods used in its execution, including electricity, 44 hanging, 45 firing squad, 46 and lethal gas or injection. In Britain the capital penalty was abolished by statute in 1965 in relation to homicide.…”
Section: The Origins Of Punishmentmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…But having no prospective considerations at all, retribution does not try to deter, rehabilitate, or incapacitate the delinquent capabilities of the offender. 43 Deterrence is discussed below at paragraph 2.2, rehabilitation is discussed below at paragraph 2.3 and incapacitation is discussed below at paragraph 2.4. It examines the factual components of the offense narrowly, to the exclusion of the wide social considerations of punishment and sentencing.…”
Section: The Function Of Retribution Among the General Purposes Of Pumentioning
confidence: 99%
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