Sentencing aims Theories Quiz

What is the aim of the retribution theory of sentencing?

• Reform offender's behaviour

• Repayment/Reparation to victim or to community

• Punishment imposed only on the ground that an offence has been committed

• Society expressing its disapproval

Which type of punishment is considered suitable for deterrence in individual cases?

• Tariff sentences

• Prison sentence

• Individualised sentence

• Banning orders

What is the aim of rehabilitation in sentencing?

• Society is protected from crime

• Offender is made incapable of committing further crime

• Reform offender's behaviour

• Society expressing its disapproval

What does denunciation aim to achieve in sentencing?

• Repayment/Reparation to victim or to community

• Reinforces moral boundaries

• Punishment imposed only on the ground that an offence has been committed

• Offender is deterred through fear of further punishment

Which punishment is suitable for the aim of reparation?

• Heavy fine

• Community order

• Compensation order

• Long prison sentences