Year 8 Crime and Punishment revision

Fill in the missing word - Justice is "the due allocation of ______ and punishment and the maintenance of what is right and wrong"

Aims of punishment - What does the word 'deterrence' mean?

• A punishment for the criminal where society feels safe and protected.

• Punishing in a way that criminal has paid the price for the crime committed.

• A system where the criminal has the chance to change their future behaviour through education and counselling.

• A punishment which acts as a way of putting people off from committing the crime.

Aims of punishment - What does the word 'retribution' mean?

• A punishment for the criminal where society feels safe and protected.

• Punishing in a way that criminal has paid the price for the crime committed.

• A system where the criminal has the chance to change their future behaviour through education and counselling.

• A punishment which acts as a way of putting people off from committing the crime.

Aims of punishment - What does the word 'protection' mean?

• A punishment for the criminal where society feels safe and protected.

• Punishing in a way that criminal has paid the price for the crime committed.

• A system where the criminal has the chance to change their future behaviour through education and counselling.

• A punishment which acts as a way of putting people off from committing the crime.

Aims of punishment - What does the word 'reformation' mean?

• A punishment for the criminal where society feels safe and protected.

• Punishing in a way that criminal has paid the price for the crime committed.

• A system where the criminal has the chance to change their future behaviour through education and counselling.

• A punishment which acts as a way of putting people off from committing the crime.

True or False - The definition of 'Law' is 'rules made by the people which are enforceable by the courts"

• True

• False

Which of these religion's scriptures support the idea of capital punishment - tick all that apply

• Islam

• Christianity

• Buddhism

• Judaism

Which faith that you studied, supports the idea of compensation for a crime rather than retribution?

• Buddhism

• Hinduism

• Judaism

• Sikhism

In this faith, if you break religious laws, community service in the Gurdwara can be used as punishment?

• Buddhism

• Hinduism

• Judaism

• Sikhism

According to which faith we studied, does breaking the law lead to bad karma?

• Buddhism

• Islam

• Judaism

• Sikhism