Ingles Criminologia

Chapter 10
1. Incapacitation: "as long as we have you locked up, you won't be out doing something to us." This theory explains that as long as someone is in jail, they won't hurt anyone. It affectsthe crime rate because that is not necessarily true there is also crime inside the jails.
2. The rehabilitation philosophy of punishment is rehabilitating you so you so you can learn from yourmistakes and maybe learn a skill so you can be ready to go out to society; drug court could be an example of this.
3. Personally, I think vengeance should be accepted as punishment. I wouldn't leave thingsto be punished later or maybe not punished at all.
4. Reintegration: they will assist you after conduction to successfully integrate yourself as an active member of society.
5. Sentencingstructures influences judge's discretion because they are limited to how much they can and cannot do
6. The role of presentencing investigation reports in the process of judicial sentencing is to assist inthe classification of probations, prisoners, and parolees with respect to treatment planning and risk assessment.
7. habitual criminal statues are another form of enhancement statues that explode themaximum sentence available to a defendant who has been convicted of and served time for multiple offences.
8. The sentencing structure in a criminal case in the statutory limits by which a judgemust impose a sentence.
9. Sometimes overcrowding could be considered as cruel and unusual punishment and that could affect how they are punished or the severity of their punishment.
10. Retribution isrooted in tradition and buttressed by common sense.
11. I don't think capital punishment would deter crime. Maybe it would minimize certain crimes if the capital punishment was the punishment, butnot stop it completely.
12. General deterrence is a theory of punishment that seeks to discourage would-be offenders from committing crime for which a defendant has been convicted. Specific...