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Crime and Punishment
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Crime and Punishment
Justice
- 'just behaviour or treatment'
- Everyone should be treated with dignity and respect
- Make sure all are cared for and protected
Christians believe that not matter how good human justice is it will never be of the same quality as God will judge at the final judgement where all will be judged
Aims of punishment
- Deterrence- deter the individual doing it again and deterring others from committing the same crime
- Reformation- Give the criminal the chance to reform and live a better life afterwards
- Protection- Keep innocent people from harm
- Retribution- show society and the victim that the person has been punished
- Vindication- Consequences of breaking the law encourage respect for the law.
- Retribution- show society and the victim that the person has been punished
- Protection- Keep innocent people from harm
- Reformation- Give the criminal the chance to reform and live a better life afterwards
- Deterrence- deter the individual doing it again and deterring others from committing the same crime
Capital punishment
- Execution as a punishment for a crime
- For
- Protect society permanently
- Help victims come to terms with crime
- Deterrence
- Shows life is valuable and should be protected
- Deterrence
- Help victims come to terms with crime
- Protect society permanently
- Against
- It's effectively murder
- It makes you as bad as them
- Chance of reform
- Kill wrong person-Derek Bentley, let him have it- Joint enterprise
- Other punishments
- Doesn't actually deter others
- Other punishments
- Kill wrong person-Derek Bentley, let him have it- Joint enterprise
- Chance of reform
- It makes you as bad as them
- Gandhi- 'an eye for an eye will make the world blind'
- Impossible to have a completely foolproof conviction
- Cannot be guaranteed that justice is being done
- Society has to employ someone as an executioner
- Unnacceptable job
- Inevitably includes murder
- Unnacceptable job
- God should be the ultimate judge
- It's effectively murder
Christians believe in punishment for crimes but also believe in forgiveness
Treatment of prisoners
- They should be treated appropriately and fairly
- Elizabeth Fry
- Quaker
- She went to Newgate prison and the conditions were awful
- She sewed clothes for children, brought fresh food
- Taught women and children
- Campaigned for fairer treatment of prisoners
- Believes Capital Punishment is evil
- Contributed to changing the prison system in the 1800s
- Believes Capital Punishment is evil
- Campaigned for fairer treatment of prisoners
- Taught women and children
- She sewed clothes for children, brought fresh food
- She went to Newgate prison and the conditions were awful
- Quaker
- Elizabeth Fry
- They should be treated appropriately and fairly
'Forgive and you will be forgiven'
- 'Eye for an eye, tooth for a tooth'
- 'Go now and leave your life of sin'
- 'Eye for an eye, tooth for a tooth'
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- GCSE RS Mind Map on Crime and Punishment, created by beccyp1933 on 26/04/2015.
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