This book ignites debates about the history and persistence of judicial corporal punishment in criminal justice systems and examines if corporal punishment is a less cruel alternative to spending years behind bars in primitive and punitive jails and prisons.
This book ignites debates about the history and persistence of judicial corporal punishment in criminal justice systems and examines if corporal punishment is a less cruel alternative to spending years behind bars in primitive and punitive jails and prisons.
Sanaz Alasti is professor of criminal justice and director of the center for death penalty studies at Lamar University.
Inhaltsangabe
List of Tables and Figures Foreword Introduction Chapter 1: Definition & History of Corporal Punishment Chapter 2: Incarceration v. Corporal Punishment Chapter 3: Penological Objectives and Advantages of Corporal Punishment Chapter 4: From Different Method to International Restrictions Chapter 5: Contemporary Use of Corporal Punishments Chapter 6: Corporal Punishment & Human Rights Conclusion Appendix: Table of Cases Glossary Bibliography About the Author
List of Tables and Figures Foreword Introduction Chapter 1: Definition & History of Corporal Punishment Chapter 2: Incarceration v. Corporal Punishment Chapter 3: Penological Objectives and Advantages of Corporal Punishment Chapter 4: From Different Method to International Restrictions Chapter 5: Contemporary Use of Corporal Punishments Chapter 6: Corporal Punishment & Human Rights Conclusion Appendix: Table of Cases Glossary Bibliography About the Author
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