Crime and Punishment 0.0 / 5 ? Religious StudiesCrime and PunishmentGCSEAQA Created by: bethibbotsonCreated on: 27-04-16 14:31 Protection Keeping the public from being harmed, threatened or injured by criminals 1 of 18 Retribution An aim of punishment to get your own back 2 of 18 Deterrence An aim of punishment to put people off committing crimes in the first place 3 of 18 Reformation An aim of punishment to change someones behaviour for the better 4 of 18 Vindication An aim of punishment that means offenders must be punished to show that law must be respected and gives justice 5 of 18 Reparation An aim of punishment designed to help an offender to put something back into society 6 of 18 Life Imprisonment A prison sentence that keeps people in prison until they die 7 of 18 Conscience The inner feeling you are doing right or wrong 8 of 18 Young Offender A person under 18 who has broken the law 9 of 18 Imprisonment When a person is put in jail for committing a crime 10 of 18 Parole Behaving well which could end up in being released early 11 of 18 Duty A moral or legal obligation 12 of 18 Crime An offence that is punishable by law e.g. stealing 13 of 18 Death Penalty Capital Punishment; a form of punishment in which a prisoner is put to death for crimes committed 14 of 18 Crime Against the person Wrong doing that directly harms a person e.g. Murder 15 of 18 Crime Against Property Damaging items that belong to somebody else e.g. Vandalism 16 of 18 Crime Against the State An offence aimed at damaging the Government or country e.g. Treason 17 of 18 Religious Offence An offence against religion e.g. Blasphemy 18 of 18
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