Crime and Punishment 0.0 / 5 ? Religious StudiesCrime and PunishmentGCSEAQA Created by: bubble2Created on: 22-04-14 20:17 Vindication to ensure the law is being respected 1 of 25 deterrence to put people off committing crimes 2 of 25 protection to keep the public safe from dangerous criminals 3 of 25 reformation to change a criminals behaviour for the good 4 of 25 reparation to make up for a crime committed 5 of 25 retribution to get revenge on a criminal 6 of 25 law the rules of society put in place by government 7 of 25 religious offence a crime against religion or when a religious beleiver breaks their religious rules (a sin) 8 of 25 parole releasing a prisoner early from prison becuase they have behaved well and accepted responsibility for their crimes 9 of 25 early release criminals who have not completed their prison sentence are let out early without meeting the requirements for parole 10 of 25 order the state of peace and harmony in society when the law is followed 11 of 25 justice bringing about fairness, putting right a wrong action 12 of 25 responsibility having a duty to care for someone or something 13 of 25 duty a moral or legal obligation to do the right thing 14 of 25 forgiveness showing mercy, compassion; accepting someone even if they have done wrong 15 of 25 conscience the inner voice that tells a person theey are doing right or wrong 16 of 25 communtiy service punishment requiring a person to do unpaid work in the community 17 of 25 fines the requirement of a criminal to pay a sum of money as a punishment 18 of 25 imprisonment locking someone up in a prison for crimes committed 19 of 25 prison government institution used to lock up some convicted criminals 20 of 25 probation an alternative to prison where offenders are monitored by a probation officer to ensure they are not offending any more 21 of 25 tagging the use of an electronic monitoring device to track the movements of an offender who has been allowed to return into the community 22 of 25 young offender a person under the age of eighteen who has committed a criminal offence 23 of 25 ASBO anti-social-behaviour-order 24 of 25 capital punishment the death penalty, legal execution of a criminal for the crime they were found guilty of committing 25 of 25
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