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    Sentencing and punishment essay in achieving justice The main purpose of the criminal justice system is to prevent crimes and to protect citizens from the wrong doings of others and to keep society in a stable and working order. Throughout Australia‚ sentencing is the final unambiguous act given from the court to the offender as their result of punishment. The Crimes (Sentencing Procedure) Act 1999 (NSW) is apparent to be one of the main core of statutory guidelines in relation to the sentencing

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    the effects of our actions. Some Indeterminists would argue we have no free will either. If‚ with respect to human behaviour‚ a so-called ’cause’ results in an indeterminate number of possible‚ so-called ’effects’‚ that does not mean the person had the free-thinking independent will to choose that ’effect’. More likely‚ it was the indeterminate consequence of his chance genetics‚ chance experiences and chance circumstances relevant at the time of the ’cause’. In Kant’s philosophy‚ this calls for

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    It will be helpful to first examine what is understood by the term "language play". Used experimentally‚ language is inextricably connected to play. It is intrinsically symbolic‚ adventurous‚ informative‚ and dynamic. As Marian Whitehead writes‚ "Language and play share several characteristics: both use symbols to stand for a range of ideas‚ feelings and experiences; both are reflections of human thinking and also creators of new thoughts; both are part of our genetic make-up." Terry Campbell

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    Meeting #1 Brad A-G 2013 Questions to be answered: • What‚ for Frege‚ is a thought? • Can we define truth‚ according to Frege? If so‚ what’s the definition? If not‚ why not? Frege’s The Thought: A Logical Inquiry Question: Is Frege concerned with the act of thinking or the thing thought? Old view (pt. of “Modern Semantic Tradition” (roughly 17th – 19th century‚ before Frege and Russell) The meaning of an expression is constituted by ideas‚ images or impressions that are in the

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    evaluate how sentencing and punishment attempts to balance the rights of victims‚ offenders and society”. Poor question. This question starts after an offender has been found guilty and is to be sentenced. This is the key part of the Legal Studies syllabus that pertains to the question: 4. Sentencing and punishment • statutory and judicial guidelines • the purposes of punishment: deterrence (specific and general)‚ retribution‚ rehabilitation‚ incapacitation • factors affecting a sentencing decision:

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    literary merit. The plot and structure have many aspects within it‚ such as the ending. Literary ending often ends unhappily and indeterminate. In The Village‚ Ivy comes back from her journey with medicine‚ which is given to Lucius. After a few moments from that scene‚ the film transitions to the end credits. Many people could see this ending scene as unhappy and indeterminate. It could be viewed this way because‚ the audience doesn’t actually know if Lucius is going to live or not‚ there is no spoken

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    Mandatory Sentencing Introduction Mandatory testing refers to a special case of a court decision where by the judicial discretion is limited by the law. It is common knowledge that when people are convicted with crime they are punished by being sent to prison for a number of years. All the individuals who commit crime will be punished equally under a pre-determined minimum time in prison. The respective laws which guide mandatory sentencing differ from one country to another. The parliament passes

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    authors discuss alternatives to incarceration to non-violent crimes. In Kahan’s article he introduces the alternative called “Shame Sentencing”(574) and June Tangney introduces the alternative to incarceration and shaming with a future productive “Guilt Sentencing.”(568) In their articles Tangney and Kahan both have valid points regarding the use of shame sentencing as an alternative to imprisonment; Tangney argues that “shaming” is wrong and offers a beneficial alternative in community service‚

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    merely the absence of disease or infirmity’‚ it is obvious that health is viewed from many perspectives today and this can help explain the trends and shifts in public health as it tries to address a more modern and relevant set of determinates of health. The determinates of health are the circumstances under which people live that can contribute to their health or ill health and can cause drastic inequity between communities and people. As public health strives to shift towards this more holistic

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    decision to support the bill or not to support the bill‚ I must examine the disparity as it relates to prison sentencing within our judicial system. Sentence disparity is a term used to describe the variations and equities that result when defendants convicted of the same crime receive varying sentences; may refer also to varying sentences from state to state. An example of sentencing disparity is if a three-time offender in one jurisdiction receives 5 years for armed robbery‚

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