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What standards are applied in regard to judicial review of ERISA decisions by plan administrators?
Retribution
A principle of justice where the punishment of wrongdoers is proportionate to the harm they have caused.
Incapacitation
A criminal justice philosophy aiming to prevent crime by detaining or restricting the movements of offenders to protect society.
Three-strikes
A legal principle mandating harsher sentences for repeat offenders, typically after three serious crimes.
Mandatory Minimum
A legal requirement that dictates the minimum sentence a judge must impose for a particular crime, reducing judicial discretion.
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