Punishment for Criminal and Civil Wrongdoing in Anglo-American Law Differs

question 8

Multiple Choice

Punishment for criminal and civil wrongdoing in Anglo-American law differs in

• A)use of fines to restore the debt created to the community.
• B)use of restoration to the victim in the form of apologies or financial repayments.
• C)condemnation and stigma that accompanies the conviction of a crime.
• D)use of incarceration as a sentence,and (for some offenders)before and the criminal trial.

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