International Law Reparation Mechanisms

Restitution, punishment, and restitution

Restitution, retribution, and compensation (correct)

Compensation, punishment, and reparation

Restitution, compensation, and punishment

When the state does not want to invest in restitution

When the physical restitution is disproportionate to the benefit (correct)

When there is no other alternative for reparation

When the physical damage is irreversible

Compensation is given to the victim, while punishment is given to the perpetrator

Compensation is mandatory, while punishment is optional

Compensation aims to restore, while punishment aims to penalize (correct)

Compensation is financial, while punishment is physical

<p>When the physical restitution costs exceed the benefits</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>The state must look for an alternative form of reparation</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>Restitutions require a physical return while compensations do not</p> Signup and view all the answers