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penal sanctions
punishments for those who go against criminal law
what did Durkheim believe punishment was
Durkhiem believed that it was the best solution in order to discipline someone.
He specifically thought that penological behavior
what did Durkheim and Marxist believe
they both believed that both ritual dispalce and symbolic representation was seen to be the best way to deter people
what did durkheim and foucalt believe
they both believed that punishment serves as a key to unlock social solidatory to the discipline
penological
method to address crime punishment
deterrence, retribution, reform
what was garland’s way of thinking when it came to the penlogical approach
he wanted to discourage behavior
what was garland’s way of thinking when it came tot he philosophical approach
he raised the question of is it fair, is the punishment fair and does it even teach
how can we defy punishment
need to involve pain
the person did smth against legal rules
needs to be administered by humans
administered through authority by the legal system
what did garland think of the sociological approach
maintain social order to protect society
retributive theory
based on moral punishment
what was hart’s way of thinking?
Why should people draw the line, what even is punishment ?
utilitarian punishment
punishment is justified cuz it benefits a large amount of people
^ goes under deterrence and public safety
distribution
who exactly should be punished and how , goes back to Hart’s ideals.
ex of penelogical apporach
deterrence
public arrest
rehab
incapacitation
jail
public hanging
public execution effective cuz it scares people away
philosophical approach ex
utilitariansm
people actions needs to be judged
deterrence, reform, educative
deontological
ethical approach of certian rules and duties
sociological ex
public shaming
gossip
public executions
any public punishment
rulers value being reflected toward the people.