Theories of Justice

Bindover means....

• To find guilty

• The state of being confined in prison

• A proceeding to determine if a juvenile should be tried as an adult in court instead of as a minor

• The legally authorized killing of someone as punishment for a crime

Adjudicate means...

• to be arrested

• to find guilty

• to be tried as a juvenile

• to be released on parole

Select two forms (types) of retributive justice

• Incarceration

• Restorative Justice

• Community Service

• Capital Punishment

• Adjudicate

List two forms of restorative justice:

• Incarceration

• Community service

• Deterrence

• Rehabilitation

• Capital Punishment

What is YOUR theory of justice?

• Needs-based Justice

• Merit-based Justice

• Restorative Justice

• Retributive Justice

Read the scenario:

Amy is convicted of drug possession for individual use. Instead of sentencing her prison, the judge orders Amy to participate in mandatory drug rehab and mandatory counseling.

This is an example of what?

• Deterrence

• Rehabilitation

• Positive Rights

• Negative Rights

Capital punishment means...

• review by the US Supreme Court of the constitutional validity of a legislative act

• the state of being confined in prison; imprisonment

• the legally authorized killing of someone as punishment for a crime

• the action of discouraging an action or event through instilling doubt or fear of the consequences.

Deterrence means...

• the action of discouraging an action or event through instilling doubt or fear of the consequences.

  Ex: Sometimes we punish people to send a message to other people

• The right to have help getting something if you can't get it yourself

• The right not to be interfered with

  Ex: I can't stop you from getting something, but I don't have to help you get it.

• Give wrongdoers help so that they can learn how to get along in society and follows its rules

You may not be searched or have property seized without probable cause and/or a search warrant.

• 8th Amendment

• 4th Amendment

• Judicial Review

• Negative Rights

Right to a speedy and public trial, impartial jury, and right to counsel.

• Merit-based Justice

• Positive Rights

• 13th Amendment

• 6th Amendment