crime and punishment?
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If we are going forward as a country with the notion that punishment should be heaped on punishment, and crime should be heaped on crime, then yes.  \n\nMy true belief is that we should just stick to the original crime and enforce the laws that are already on the books.  Yes it is horrible if a homosexual man is assaulted because he is homosexual, but when you boil it down, is it any more terrible than the little old lady that is assaulted because someone wants to take her purse?\n\nMy belief is our courts only need to enforce the laws on the books, but our politicians believe that more laws (justifying the politicians job) equal better life.  It is so not true, I doubt one victim has been saved because a criminal thought, "man, if I kick this guys a**, I'll get a year in jail, but if this guy is (insert race/gender/sexuality/religion) I'll get another year so I won't do it. \n\nThat just doesn't happen.
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meaning that the individuals punishment should fit the crime committed..
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Capital punishment serves as the best deterent. There will be crime though but the penalty for getting caught will be severe so lesser crimes can be expected.\n\nIn my opinion, everyone has done one thing or the other in his/her life, an inmate is one who gets caught the rest are innocent. No one actually is.
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I don't know but you may want to look at Foucault since he proposed a lot of changes about how we think about and treat criminals.  It may be a start.
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I don't think so. Jail is jail. No matter where they jail. They have no freedom. They will meet the same problem inside the prison such as bullying, pressuring ,fighting ,raping among the criminals. Not happy at all.
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can you say jailbait and prison
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Murderers and rapists executed.  Burgalurs locked up for a long time and pay restitution.  Robbers locked up for longer and pay more money.
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A crime is a crime.  If it is against the law then anyone that breaks the law is a criminal.  SEAL THE BORDER. Mandate English in the schools period....
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There are not exact, predetermined punishments.  In each case the punishment is determined by a judge, or if a plee bargain is made, by mtual agreement of denfese and prosecution.  There are statutes that proscribe minimum and maximum sentances for different crimes, but it would be simply ridiculous to try to list the statues for every crime here.  If you would like to know the statutory punishments for some specific crime, repost a more specific question.  You would also to well to mention what country you're talking about as it does make a bit of a difference.
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yep, let the punishment fit the crime!
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I was jailed for 10 months for assisting an offender and perverting the course of justice. I lied to the police about the whereabouts of my then boyfriend who was wanted by the police. My boyfriend had stabbed somebody that beat up his sister badly and i covered up for him. I thought my sentence was pretty harsh and still do as hit and run drivers get a fine and 3 points even if the victim dies.I wasn't a danger to or harmed anyone.
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I have not read crime and punishment, but in general this is what you need to know to find symbols:\n\nLook for recurring items (a type of flower, or maybe there is a lot of water in the books, or phases of the moon are often mentioned).\n\nIf you find things like these, they may be symbols. To determine what they mean, you can ask on yahoo answers, search google for "plant symbology orchids" (or whatever, depending on what symbols you come up with). Or, if you feel adventurous, think about properties of that thing and apply them to the book (e.g. water flows and washes, so it could be a symbol for spiritual renewal, or maybe the passage of time or a great journey.)\n\nGood luck! Sorry I couldn't be more help....
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For. Part of our problem in this country is lack of punishment. Without the threat of punishment crime goes wild. We need to make the punishment fit the crime and stop letting people off on technicalities.
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Depends on the crime.
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Sounds like you are suggesting we detain people that COULD commit a crime. Sorry still cant do that. In this country CITIZENS are STILL considered INNOCENT until PROVEN guilty.
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I would hope that the other means of punishment were implemented rather Prison right away maybe a fine,community service, Deffered sentence ect. although I have to tell you that should this happen a third time you may be classed a "menace to society" and habitual offender this will definetely result in a prison sentence for a period up to 12 months if no weapon was used but if a weapon was used up to 5 years or more depending on the victims injuries. I hope you don't go to prison over this and can only say to try to get a job before attending court and also try to ensure you don't get arrested while on bail for these offences as that would see you recieving a longer sentence for sure.