retribution

Retaliation is due to Latin, and is used to reward expiration dates, rewards, or punishments. But when talking about revenge, I speak only about punishment. The old penalty code "eye for eyes, teeth for teeth" is an example of retaliation. Some people think that big events such as tornadoes and earthquakes are cosmic rewards of human pride. Synonyms include compensation, compensation, and compensation.

Retaliation is often misunderstood as seeking revenge by distressing criminals. 55 This understanding about retaliation is reflected in the first definition of "punishment" in the Oxford English Dictionary and states that "punishment" is punishment for punishment. Retaliation for crime 56 was sentenced to punishment for individual judicial convictions against criminal offenses 57

Restorative justice and retaliatory justice: opportunity to seek conflict of cooperation or justice Donald H. J. Hermann

Retaliatory justice is ideally characterized by punishing criminals in the same way as crime, to prevent future crimes. In other words, retaliatory justice more typically embodies the traditional judicial system in which punishment is imposed on the principle of "for people" that imprisonment for criminal acts and / or punishment are equal. . In contrast to criminals, restorative justice is designed to rehabilitate individuals - and it is characterized by enlightenment. There, all available knowledge is used to explain why the crime has occurred. In the case of militarized children, the most effective way to prevent future crimes involves identifying and reviewing all people and other influential factors involved in the killing of others I will.

For those who believe that not all criminals can recover, retaliation is the main punishment for these offenders. In American society, one method we use for revenge on the death penalty is death. With such retaliation, other countries regarded the United States as the most violent advanced industrial society on the planet (Currie 3). In fact, the use of capital punishment in the United States is decreasing. For offenders who can not enter the society safely, this is still the most severe punishment in our country (Posner)