Justice, Law and Punishment 0.0 / 5 ? EthicsJustice, Law and Punishment EthicsA2/A-levelEdexcel Created by: KatiebirdCreated on: 05-05-16 08:37 Rights given by God, for example the right to life Divine Rights 1 of 22 Concerned with the relationship between the individual and the government Political Rights 2 of 22 Concerened with equal treatment for all in relation to the law, religious freedom and privacy Civil Rights 3 of 22 Preventing or discouraging a person from doing a particular action. Deterrence 4 of 22 Locking someone up in prison protecting the rest of society Protection 5 of 22 Those who do wrong must suffer, the worse the crime the harsher the punishment Retribution 6 of 22 Respecting the rights for others and them respecting yours Utilitarian 7 of 22 To make laws limiting human freedom to perform certain actions that cause harm to the individual Paternalistic 8 of 22 Concerned with changing the life of the offender, for example educational classes Rehabilitation 9 of 22 Rights that come from human nature, for example the right to food and shelter Natural Rights 10 of 22 Colson argues that this is the only true justice Restorative Justice 11 of 22 This justice should ensure the greatest good of the greatest number Distributive Justice 12 of 22 He argued under the social contract it's important to protect the rights of minority groups John Stuart Mill 13 of 22 The most extreme form of punishment Captial Punishment 14 of 22 Rights can be exercised as long as the state permits them, for example the right to drink alcohol Totalitarian 15 of 22 Who believed that law and justice are intrinsically linked Aquinas 16 of 22 It's the intentional infliction of pain or suffering by a legitimate authority on those who have breached laws Punishment 17 of 22 'All punishment is mischief, all punishment in itself is evil' who said this? Bentham 18 of 22 Citizens have the right to vote and to stand for public office Social Equality 19 of 22 All citizens are treated as equals by the government and the legal systems Fundamental Equality 20 of 22 Who argued that justice was the way to the happiest life? Plato 21 of 22 Who argued that a greater measure of justice could be achieved if the state attempted to balance the inequalities Marx 22 of 22
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