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The rules of punishment generally emphasize proportionality, fairness, and consistency. Punishments should be commensurate with the severity of the offense and aim to deter future misconduct while promoting rehabilitation. Additionally, due process must be observed, ensuring that individuals have the right to defend themselves and that punishments are administered equitably. Lastly, the principles of justice should guide the application of punishment to maintain societal trust in legal and correctional systems.
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What would be the punishment for the person who would not participate or who would not follow the rules?
The punishment for the person who didn't participate or follow the rules was that he would have to pay the expenses of the entire journey.
Why did the Aztecs get punishment for?
They got punishments if They didnt Obey the rules
What is the relation between a legal rule and punishment?
A legal rule establishes the boundaries of acceptable behavior in society, while punishment is the consequence for breaking those rules. Punishment serves as a deterrent to future violations of the rules and helps to maintain social order.
Laws are always accompanied by?
Rules for their application and punishment/consequences for not following them.
What happens if somebody doesn't obey their religion?
It depends on the rules of one's religion because every religion has a different rules of imposing punishment ,not that you'll go to prison or anything. for example punishment like shunning.
What are two rules to follow when applying punishment to animals?
It depends on what you are referring to, but two of the most important are:never injure the animalapply instructive punishment
What is the punishment in a gang for getting locked up with a pistol?
Depends on the gang's rules.
What was a common punishment for someone who broke the rules of indentured servitude?
Common punishments for breaking the rules of indentured servitude included extension of the servitude term, physical punishment such as whipping, fines, or in severe cases, imprisonment.
What was the overall purpose of the code of Hammurabi?
To make sure everyone had rules.. that where equal....
What pattern does Hammurabi's code follow?
Rules and regulations for living in society Apex
What does Article III of the Constitution establish?
Defines treason and the rules for punishment if someone is convicted of treason.
Can punishment reform a child?
Directly not. Appropriate punishment may teach the child to obey rules, to be civilised; the child in question may be taught to think.+ Inappropriate punishment will do just the opposite.+ Also, REWARD for a good deed is also important, because punishment for a bad deed is only repressive education, reward for good is supportive education.+ Children need love, care and support, both material AND moral. (some rules they can rely on)
