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Capital Punishment

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Psychology

 

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Peter B

 

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April 25, 2016

 

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University

 

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The purpose or need for sanctions come out of the need for law. Without sanctions laws would be unable to serve as a form of social control because the laws would be meaningless to society. Sanctions can be viewed as a “Social Act” which implies pain and suffering in order to serve its purpose. Sanctions represent the norms of a society and are enforced to maintain order and regulate the given laws...
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Sanctions represent the norms of a society and are enforced to maintain order and regulate the given laws. Many question as to whether the need for pain and suffering is essential to a punishment in order to maintain order and regulate the laws. As the most severe form of punishment, capital punishment (also known as the death penalty) is the most obvious, controversial, and emotional issue in the concept of cruel and unusual punishment...
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