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Date Posted: 12:47:05 10/12/03 Sun
Author: Dipti Lavya Swain
Subject: Re: Post #5
In reply to: williame8 's message, "Re: Post #5" on 17:01:28 03/12/03 Wed

Theories of Punishment are a means to explain the type of reflection the criminals should be given in reply to their acts. It is a response to their act, which are of varying types, for eg. deterrence theory, retributive theory, reformative theory etc. Some countries give the criminals a chance to come back to the mainstream without the punishment, but others have their own rationals and reservations on the basis of the system of governance in the country.

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