Crime, Sanction, Attempt

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What is the main aim of Retributive Justice?

Protecting society

Retaliation (correct)

Rehabilitating offenders

Preventing criminal acts from occurring

Which types of crimes are punishable by death/capital punishment according to the text?

Premeditated murder and Blackmail (correct)

Treason and Evil Conspiracy

Aggravated theft and Drugs

Terrorism and Corruption

What is the period of release for Probation/Conditional Release under the Conditional Prison Art 14a-14f KUHP?

1/2 of the sentence

At least 1 year

10 years

9 months or having served ⅔ of the sentence (correct)

In cases where a fine cannot be paid, what can it be replaced with according to UU No. 20/1946?

Jail time Signup and view all the answers

What is the boundary between preparatory actions and implementation actions known as in the text?

Beginning of Commencement Signup and view all the answers

What is the Element of Crime according to the text?

Imposition of unpleasant consequences Signup and view all the answers

Which theory of punishment focuses on treating individuals who are considered 'morally sick'?

Relative Theory Signup and view all the answers

What is the principle of Punishment, according to the text?

Ultimum Remedium - last resort for justice Signup and view all the answers

What does the Preventive Theory of punishment primarily focus on?

General prevention and protecting society Signup and view all the answers

Which term best describes the Multiple Theory of punishment?

Combination of retributive and corrective goals Signup and view all the answers

In the context of punishment theories, what does the Absolute Theory emphasize?

'Punishment must exist as a consequence' belief Signup and view all the answers

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What is the main aim of Retributive Justice?

Which types of crimes are punishable by death/capital punishment according to the text?

What is the period of release for Probation/Conditional Release under the Conditional Prison Art 14a-14f KUHP?

In cases where a fine cannot be paid, what can it be replaced with according to UU No. 20/1946?

What is the boundary between preparatory actions and implementation actions known as in the text?

What is the Element of Crime according to the text?

Which theory of punishment focuses on treating individuals who are considered 'morally sick'?

What is the principle of Punishment, according to the text?

What does the Preventive Theory of punishment primarily focus on?

Which term best describes the Multiple Theory of punishment?

In the context of punishment theories, what does the Absolute Theory emphasize?

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