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penal sanctions

punishments for those who go against criminal law

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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

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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

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what did durkheim and foucalt believe 

they both believed that punishment serves as a key to unlock social solidatory to the discipline 

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penological

method to address crime punishment

deterrence, retribution, reform

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what was garland’s way of thinking when it came to the penlogical approach

he wanted to discourage behavior

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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

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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 

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what did garland think of the sociological approach

  • maintain social order to protect society 

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retributive theory

  • based on moral punishment 

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what was hart’s way of thinking?

Why should people draw the line, what even is punishment ?

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utilitarian punishment

punishment is justified cuz it benefits a large amount of people

^ goes under deterrence and public safety

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distribution

who exactly should be punished and how , goes back to Hart’s ideals.

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ex of penelogical apporach

  • deterrence

    • public arrest

  • rehab

  • incapacitation

    • jail

  • public hanging

    • public execution effective cuz it scares people away

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philosophical approach ex

  • utilitariansm 

    • people actions needs to be judged

  • deterrence, reform, educative

  • deontological

    • ethical approach of certian rules and duties

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sociological ex

  • public shaming

  • gossip

  • public executions

  • any public punishment

    • rulers value being reflected toward the people.