What Does the Notion of Retribution Imply

question 69

Multiple Choice

What does the notion of retribution imply?

• A)An offender's actions are a reflection of the society he/she lives in; thus, rehabilitation should be the first response.
• B)An offender's actions are a reflection of the society he/she lives in; thus, social justice comes from social change.
• C)An offender deserves to be punished and that the punishment should be disproportionately severe to act as a strong deterrent to all.
• D)An offender deserves to be punished and that the punishment should be proportionate to the severity of the wrongdoing.

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