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The first "three-strikes" law was passed in California. Started by xroflmao	1 Replies 52 Views	Sep 18, 2019 by tranoy
The justice model is based on the belief that prisons do not rehabilitate. Started by sammy	3 Replies 154 Views	Sep 18, 2019 by raenoj
Robert Martinson's research suggests that programs designed to rehabilitate offenders do not work. Started by soccerdreamer_17	1 Replies 49 Views	Sep 18, 2019 by 234sdffa
The concept of hard determinism implies that offenders are not totally responsible for the crimes they commit. Started by audie	3 Replies 50 Views	Sep 18, 2019 by jessofishing
The original positivists completely rejected the notion of free will. Started by ashley	1 Replies 42 Views	Sep 18, 2019 by amandalm
Bentham felt that prisons should be built in isolated locations so that the sight of incarcerated ... Started by eruditmonkey@yahoo.com	3 Replies 68 Views	Sep 18, 2019 by k.lashomb
The Panopticon was designed by Jeremy Bentham. Started by j.rubin	1 Replies 39 Views	Sep 18, 2019 by jazzlynnnnn
Utilitarianism is a very practical philosophy. Started by soccerdreamer_17	3 Replies 37 Views	Sep 18, 2019 by triiciiaa
Jeremy Bentham advocated extreme and cruel punishments. Started by strangeaffliction	1 Replies 95 Views	Sep 18, 2019 by isabelt_18
Cesare Beccaria considered the purpose of punishment to be rehabilitation. Started by Ebrown	3 Replies 132 Views	Sep 18, 2019 by Meganchabluk
Cesare Beccaria was opposed to the use of torture. Started by leo leo	1 Replies 37 Views	Sep 18, 2019 by dlook33
Essay on Crimes and Punishments was written by Jeremy Bentham. Started by cnetterville	3 Replies 33 Views	Sep 18, 2019 by vkodali
Cesare Beccaria considered punishment to be an end in itself. Started by imanialler	1 Replies 47 Views	Sep 18, 2019 by nikmaaacs
The Classical School sees the principles of right and wrong as inherent in our nature. Started by chads108	3 Replies 60 Views	Sep 18, 2019 by sarah_brady415
According to the Classical School, punishment serves to deter law violators. Started by piesebel	1 Replies 28 Views	Sep 18, 2019 by InfiniteSteez
The Classical School of Criminology saw crime as a product of the exercise of free will. Started by jace	3 Replies 41 Views	Sep 18, 2019 by kingdude89
Under the development of the Classical School, crime came to be explained as a spiritual shortcoming. Started by newbem	1 Replies 34 Views	Sep 18, 2019 by duke02
Which of the following is not a critique of classical criminology? Started by armygirl	3 Replies 36 Views	Sep 18, 2019 by Sophiapenny
Research by ________ found that a small number of chronic recidivists were responsible for a large ... Started by FButt	1 Replies 33 Views	Sep 18, 2019 by vboyd24
Which of the following statements would be most likely to be made by an opponent of capital punishment? Started by waynest	3 Replies 42 Views	Sep 18, 2019 by mcarey591
Which of the following is not an argument put forward by opponents of capital punishment? Started by hbsimmons88	1 Replies 85 Views	Sep 18, 2019 by TheNamesImani
The just deserts concept is inherent is which model? Started by abc	3 Replies 58 Views	Sep 18, 2019 by debra928
The Seductions of Crime was written by Started by khang	1 Replies 35 Views	Sep 18, 2019 by shailee
Which of the following is not one of the five objectives of situational crime prevention? Started by yoooooman	3 Replies 21 Views	Sep 18, 2019 by emily12345
Who are the theorists of situational choice theory? Started by piesebel	1 Replies 17 Views	Sep 18, 2019 by bookworm410

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