Retributive justice Samenvattingen, Aantekeningen en Examens

These notes completely summarise the TRC (TRUTH AND RECONCILIATION COMMISSION) in South Africa These notes were used by the Author to get a Top 1 % in History in the IEB. The notes summarise Restorative v. Retributive justice, Branches if the TRC, Function and findings of the TRC, Debates concerning the TRC and Political parties response to the TRC.

Normative Ethics correct answer: search for and justification of moral standards, or norms; rationally establish the proper guides for our actions and judgments; evaluative; stating what is right Meta-ethics correct answer: the study of the meaning and justification of basic moral beliefs; what does it mean for an action to be right applied ethics correct answer: the use of moral norms concepts to resolve practical moral issues; what to do in a specific case Descriptive Ethics correc...

SOWK 325 Exam 1 questions and answers well illustrated. McNutt & Hoefer (2016) define social policy as: - correct answers.Decisions made within organizations and society specifically to solve problems that affect our lives. Social welfare policy is a part of social policy, and is - correct ng needs of people who require assistance through these policies. Social welfare policy focuses on: - correct answers.Education Healthcare Mental Health Crime Housing issues Civ...

CRW2601 EXAM SUMMARY 2022/2023 Page 2 of 60 RETRIBUTIVE THEORIES Retributive or absolute theories of punishment, "perhaps the best known with ancient roots,"[9] aim to restore the legal balance upset by the crime; they are also known as "just desert."[10] Ancient notions of justice, including the idea of "an eye for an eye" (the ancient lex talionis), "clearly informed this theory of punishment." [11] In modern criminal law, "one should be careful not to confuse retribution wit...

Part One: Chapter One: The Nature of Morality Multiple Choice (24) 1. Ethics addresses the question of a. whether God exists b. what we know c. how we should live d. what we are 2. Ethics does not investigate questions of a. duty and obligation b. mind and body c. fairness and unfairness d. good and bad 3. Business ethics is the study of what constitutes good and bad human conduct in a a. business setting b. academic setting c. heavenly setting d. utopian setting 4. Who discussed whe...

What was the purpose of punishment in the 15th century and how was it inflicted? - Answer Punishment was inflicted by disabling those found guilty and different forms of elimination was chosen as consequence Banishment, transportation, or death What was the reputation of prisons in the 16th century v. today? - Answer Prisons were used as alternatives to elimination in 16th century. Today prison is supposed to be one of the most extreme forms of punishment with exception. What is ret...

PEN1501 Assignment 1 Semester 2 (ANSWERS) QUESTIONS ASKED: Question 1 Not yet answered Marked out of 1.00 Flag question Question text Which of the following is a source of knowledge of South African law? 1. Parliamentary debates 2. Judicial precedent 3. International treaties 4. Customary law Clear my choice Question 2 Not yet answered Marked out of 1.00 Flag question Question text Which of the following is an example of a negative right? 1. The right to education 2. ...

Part One: Chapter One: The Nature of Morality Multiple Choice (24) 1. Ethics addresses the question of a. whether God exists b. what we know c. how we should live d. what we are 2. Ethics does not investigate questions of a. duty and obligation b. mind and body c. fairness and unfairness d. good and bad 3. Business ethics is the study of what constitutes good and bad human conduct in a a. business setting b. academic setting c. heavenly setting d. utopian setting 4. Who discussed whe...

Sample Test Pollock, Ethical Dilemmas and Decisions in Criminal Justice Test Bank Update. The test bank was updated by correcting the page references for chapters 1-8 and correcting and clarifying questions throughout the test bank. Some questions had minor changes that clarified the question or one of the answer options, while others were changed more substantially to fix accuracy problems. Below is brief list of all the questions that have been changed. Following that is a chapter-by-b...

A short history of restorative justice • From retributive justice to restorative justice • Restorative justice in practice  Examples of RJ programmes ‘  Victims’ experiences of restorative justice • Potential problems and concerns • Debates on the suitability of RJ:  Case study I: RJ and violence against women  Case study II: RJ in cases of serious and organized crime (SOC)