The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 39Butterworths, 1963 - Law |
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Page 253
... punishment for its definition must depend upon the views held as to its proper aims and functions . The writers nevertheless put forward as a starting point the definition of punishment contained in a recent work by P. J. Fitzgerald ...
... punishment for its definition must depend upon the views held as to its proper aims and functions . The writers nevertheless put forward as a starting point the definition of punishment contained in a recent work by P. J. Fitzgerald ...
Page 254
... Punishment Expiation - The first commonly advanced theory of punishment to be considered is that of expiation . This means that the offender is to be required to submit to punishment as a reparation to his fellow men and to the moral ...
... Punishment Expiation - The first commonly advanced theory of punishment to be considered is that of expiation . This means that the offender is to be required to submit to punishment as a reparation to his fellow men and to the moral ...
Page 409
... punishment has that exceptionally effective influence as a deterrent which is usually claimed for it by those who advocate its use as a penalty for adult offenders . ( Cmnd . 1213 p . 3. ) Corporal punishment was originally intro- duced ...
... punishment has that exceptionally effective influence as a deterrent which is usually claimed for it by those who advocate its use as a penalty for adult offenders . ( Cmnd . 1213 p . 3. ) Corporal punishment was originally intro- duced ...
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