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- Past, present and future sentences: what do we know about their effectiveness?
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Abstract
The punishment of offenders by the state may be justified philosophically in two ways: as an expression of public disapproval for what has happened (retributivism); or as a mechanism for reducing the chances of such an act being committed by the same or another offender (utilitarianism).
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