Practice question · Put in order
Arrange the moments of punishment in the order they occur, on the standard mixed account.
- The penalty is executed, oriented towards reintegration
- A court imposes a penalty, capped by what the act deserves
- The statute threatens a penalty for a described conduct
Hints
- Begin with what exists before anyone offends.
- Execution is the last of the three.
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- The statute threatens a penalty for a described conduct
- A court imposes a penalty, capped by what the act deserves
- The penalty is executed, oriented towards reintegration
Why
Assigning a different aim to each moment is what makes a mixed theory more than an assortment. General prevention justifies having the threat at all; desert limits what any individual may be made to bear; reintegration governs how the sentence is served. Each aim is doing work where its characteristic weakness does not bite.
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