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1. Retribution
2. Incapacitation
3. Deterrence
4. Rehabilitation
5. Restitution
6. Proportionality
7. Equity
8. Social debt
9. Actus reus
10. Mens rea
a. Severity of punishment should consider the offenders prior criminal record.
b. Similar crimes should receive similar punishment.
c. Punishment should be commensurate with the seriousness of the crime.
d. Repayment by an offender to the victim or to society in money or services for the harm committed.
e. Belief that by providing servicessocial, psychological, educational, or vocationalan offender will be less likely to commit future crimes.
f. Belief that punishment will reduce the likelihood of future criminal behavior either by the particular offender or by others in society who fear similar punishment.
g. Reduces opportunity for further criminal behavior by imprisonment.
h. Punishment dimension (lex talionis, an eye for an eye, or just deserts) that expresses societys disapproval of criminal behavior.
i. Wrongful act or deed, refers to the need to prove that a violation of the criminal lawa crimeactually occurred.
j. Holds that every person has the ability to distinguish and choose between right and wrong, between being law abiding and criminal.
Question 2
__________ involves immediate enforcement of probation and parole rules as violations are discovered, but for only brief periods of incarceration.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
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