Theoretical Foundations of Punishment: Ethical Considerations in Criminal Law
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This exam evaluates the theoretical foundations of punishment, focusing on ethical implications in criminal law. Students articulate and analyze key punitive theories and their relevance to legal systems.
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Exam Details
Duration: 40 minutes
Prerequisites: Introduction to Criminology, Philosophy of Law, Ethics in Criminal Justice
Key Topics
- Punishment Theories
- Ethical Considerations
- Legal Philosophy
- Societal Implications
- Penal Reform
Learning Outcomes
- Articulate Punitive Theories
- Analyze Ethical Dilemmas
- Evaluate Punishment Practices
- Discuss Legal Reforms
Full Description
This exam focuses on the theoretical foundations of punishment in the context of criminal law, emphasizing ethical considerations that influence penal philosophies.
Understanding the ethical dimensions of punishment is crucial for evaluating criminal justice systems and their societal implications, shaping contemporary legal practices.
The exam will assess the student's ability to articulate various punitive theories, analyze ethical dilemmas in punishment, and discuss their relevance to legal systems.
Students may also be asked to evaluate current punishment practices in light of philosophical theories, considering reforms or alternatives based on ethical viewpoints.
Sample Questions
- What are the main ethical theories that justify punishment?
- How could ethical considerations inform reforms in contemporary penal practices?
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