RS- Crime and punishment
- Created by: Ellie
- Created on: 12-05-13 17:21
Crime: an offence punishable by the law
Duty: a moral or legal obligation
Responsablity: a duty to care for or having control over something or someone
Conscience: the inner feeling you are doing right or wrong
Crime against the person: wrong doing that directly harms a person e.g. murder, assault
Crime against property: damaging items that belong to somebody else e.g. vandalism
Crime against the state: an offence aimed at damaging government or a country e.g. treason
Religous offence: offence against religion e.g. blasphemy
Punishment: something done to a person because they have broken the law
Protection: keeping the public from being harmed, threatened or injured by a criminal
Retribution: an aim of punishment- to get your own back- "an eye for an eye"
Detternece: an aim of punishment- to put others off crime
Reform- An aim of punishment- to change someones behaviour for the better
Vinidication: an aim…
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