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What is punishment for first degree robbery and armed criminal action in Missouri?
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How is 'punishment' defined in sociology?
In sociology, punishment is defined as the imposition of a penalty for a crime or wrongdoing, with the intention of deterring future violations and maintaining social order. It is considered a form of social control that communicates and reinforces norms and rules within a society.
What is the primary purpose of a civil action generally i.e tort action. Versus the primary purpose of a criminal action?
Civil is usually surrounding the plaintiff chasing some level of damages, financial or property. Criminal refers to an act of punishment for wrong doing be it time or work
What legal action affects criminals who flee a state to avoid punishment?
ExtraditionAdded: And having an additional criminal charge of "fugitive" added to the original offense.
When was the first action movie?
the great train robbery
What kind of criminal offense is an eviction?
Eviction is not a criminal action it is a civil action.
What age are you responsible for your criminal actions?
17 unless the juvenile court certifies you as an adult for the purposes of the criminal matter. True, but if you know that what you are doing is a criminal action... then why are you doing it. And then to top it off, trying to get away without punishment. People like that just make this world the way it is today.
What was the first action movie?
The Great Train Robbery (1903)
Is it legal to threaten aBorrower in Florida with legal or criminal action by repossession agents?
Legal action is permitted, criminal action is not.
What is the punishment for tampering with a legal document?
The answer depends on the particular incident and whether the action is prosecuted. "Tampering" with a legal document may involve forgery, fraud, theft or some other criminal act.
What is simple punishment?
Simple punishment refers to a form of discipline or consequence given in response to improper behavior or breaking rules. It typically involves a direct action or restriction meant to deter future undesirable actions. Examples include time-outs, loss of privilege, or extra chores.
How are praise and punishment alike?
They are both a reaction for an action
The legal document or action setting a person free from punishment-?
pardon
