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    Retributivists Believe That Punishment Should Not Be a Means to an End
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Retributivists Believe That Punishment Should Not Be a Means to an End

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Question 16

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Retributivists believe that punishment should not be a means to an end,


A) but should be physically restrictive
B) but should lead to remorse
C) but an end in itself

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