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4
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A recurring compultion to engage in an activity regardless of its bad effects
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5
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The idea that punishment should make criminals pay for what they have done wrong
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6
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Rules made by parliment and enforcable by the courts
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7
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The act of judging people and their actions
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8
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Being responsible for ones actions
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10
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To restore to normal life
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11
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The idea that punishment should be of such nature that they will put people off commiting crimes
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1
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The due allocation of reward and punishment. The maintinece of what is right and fair
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2
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The idea that punishment should try to change criminals so that they will not commit crimes again
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3
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The death penalty for a crime of offence
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9
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An act against the will of God
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12
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An act against the law
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