The Final Justification for Capital Punishment Is ______ and Has

question 14

Multiple Choice

The final justification for capital punishment is ______ and has nothing to do with public safety-it is a moral justification.

• A) incapacitation
• B) general deterrence
• C) retribution
• D) deliberation

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