Exam 2: Theories and Concepts of Punishment

The sins which are punished by the state is termed as

--------- is a flow of character acquired by habitually violating moral laws

Which theory is the most humanitarian-

Stealing is an instance of --------------

Which theory treats man as a means-

Who said the punishment is demanded by the criminal-

The punishment is a negative reward according to-

'A criminal is punished for his own good' This is the view of ------- theory

The motto tooth for a tooth pertains to which theory -

The Latin word 'Mens Rea' means ------

Which theory is supported by criminology-

Who said the crimes are the result of repressed complex-

Actus Reus means -------

Which theory of punishment has rigoristic and mollified form-

Which theory of punishment aims to educate the offender-

Who support psychoanalytic method to treat the offender-

Right to live is a -----

'Moral Law is supreme and authoritative' according to ---------- theory

Which theory says that the criminal is punished for his own good-

The punishment be inflicted on the criminal as a vindication of the authority of moral law, According to-