religion, crime and punishment 0.0 / 5 ? Religious StudiesCrime and PunishmentGCSEAQA Created by: oconnaCreated on: 06-04-19 10:19 capital punishment death penalty, state sanctioned execution for capital offence 1 of 23 community service order uk punishment involving the criminal doing a set number of hours of physical labour 2 of 23 conscience sense of right and wrong, seen as the voice of god by many religious believers 3 of 23 corporal punishment punishment in which physical pain is inflicted on the criminal 4 of 23 crime action which breaks the law 5 of 23 deterrence aim of punishment, to put a person off committing a crime by the level of punishment 6 of 23 duty what we have as responsibility to do 7 of 23 evil something or someone considered very morally wrong or wicked, often associated with the devil. 8 of 23 forgiveness letting go of blame and moving on 9 of 23 greed reason for committing a crime, wanting or desiring something 10 of 23 hate crime a crime committed because of prejudice 11 of 23 imprisonment locking up someone and taking away their civil liberties 12 of 23 law the rule a country demands its citizens follow 13 of 23 murder unlawfully killing someone 14 of 23 order the enforcement of rules 15 of 23 parole release of a criminal from prison on the condition they meet with a parole officer who can monitor their behavior 16 of 23 protection additional aim of punishment, to keep people safe 17 of 23 reformation aim of punishment, helping he criminal see how and why their actions were wrong and the consequences they had 18 of 23 reparation additional aim of punishment where criminal makes up or pays back for their crimes 19 of 23 theft taking something without the owners consent 20 of 23 victim those who are directly affected by the crime 21 of 23 vindication additional aim of punishment, the punishment exists to justify te law 22 of 23 young offenders criminals under 18 23 of 23
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