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Punishments in the past, such as corporal punishment or public executions, were often harsher and aimed at deterrence through fear. Today in the US, the justice system has shifted towards rehabilitation and restorative justice, emphasizing mental health support and reintegration into society. While some states still impose severe penalties, including the death penalty, there is a growing movement towards reducing incarceration rates and exploring alternatives to traditional punishment. Overall, contemporary approaches tend to prioritize human rights and the potential for reform over punitive measures.
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How does the culture in the renaissance compare to the US cutlure today?
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Why aren't medieval punishments used today?
The people of today have realized that past punishments are too harsh and cause undue pain and suffering.
Who would you compare Genghis Khan to today?
"My sister."
How do you compare today in Portugal from the Middle Ages?
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Can you Compare and contrast maps of Roman Empire and Italy today?
The Roman Empire is bigger than Italy today
Compare the 1920s to today?
thaey werent as advanced as us
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How does ancient rome democracy compare to us today'?
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Why aren't medieval punishments used today?
The people of today have realized that past punishments are too harsh and cause undue pain and suffering.
Which country has the most brutal punishments?
Us
What two types of punishments does the Constitution prohibit?
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What were the punishments for being a witch?
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Which epic tells us about the punishments given after death?
Dante's 'Inferno', probably.
When was Let Us Compare Mythologies created?
Let Us Compare Mythologies was created in 1956.
Would any laws in the ancient Rome help today?
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Do the Amish have punishments?
Within their secular communities they DO have their own system of daling with transgressions, HOWEVER - in the US, they are still subject to all criminal and civil laws of the state in which they live.
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it has almost doubled!
