When It Comes to Deterrence, Utilitarian Logic

question 39

Multiple Choice

When it comes to deterrence, utilitarian logic

• A) is flawed because it does not look at whether those punished are actually guilty
• B) is flawed because frequent and severe punishment to a small group satisfies the formula
• C) creates a rule of law problem since we should punish only those who deserve it
• D) all of the above

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