crime against the society
and/or heinous crime, then the deterrence theory as a rationale for
punishing the offender becomes more relevant, to be applied ... deterrence, general deterrence,
rehabilitation, or restoration. Any of the above or a combination thereof
can be the goal of sentencing.
Notwithstanding the above theories
entire exercise conducted during the trial and would also
affect the deterrent theory which was necessary for maintaining a law abiding
society. It would also ... mind. He also referred to the theory of reformation vis-a-vis the theory of
deterrence. There was no bar for the appellate Court while
crime against
the society and/or heinous crime, then the
deterrence theory as a rationale for punishing the
offender becomes more relevant, to be applied ... deterrence,
general deterrence, rehabilitation, or restoration.
Any of the above or a combination thereof can be
the goal of sentencing.
19.3. Notwithstanding the above theories
crime
against the society and/or heinous crime, then the deterrence
theory as a rationale for punishing the offender becomes
more relevant, to be applied ... combination of the
aforesaid factors. Sometimes, it is the deterrence theory
which prevails in the minds of the court, particularly in those
cases where
Theory-Deterrents can mean a variety of things.
Deterrence is an effort to dissuade immoral individuals
from following improper and unlawful routes. This theory
specifies ... Authorities have ordered for transfer of the applicant after following the
Deterrent Theory of the punishment and thus, the transfer order appears
to be punitive
crime
against the society and/or heinous crime, then the deterrence theory
as a rationale for punishing the offender becomes more relevant, to
be applied ... deterrence, general deterrence,
rehabilitation, or restoration. Any of the above or a combination
thereof can be the goal of sentencing. Notwithstanding the above
theories
crime against the
society and/or heinous crime, then the deterrence theory as a
rationale for punishing the offender becomes more relevant, to be
applied ... combination of the aforesaid factors. Sometimes, it
is the deterrence theory which prevails in the minds of the Court,
particularly in those cases where
last 150 years shows that the theory that
death penalty acts as a greater deterrent than life
imprisonment is wholly unfounded. Even the various studies ... additional deterrent effect which life sentence does
not possess and it is therefore not justified by the
deterrence theory of punishment. Though retribution or
denunciation
Bachan Singh vs State Of Punjab on 9 May, 1980
Equivalent citations: AIR1980SC898, 1980CRILJ636, 1982
above.
It is not necessary to go into the jurisprudential
theories of punishment deterrent or retributive in view of
what has been laid down ... tried to
put both the theories together. So far as the deterrent
theory of punishment is concerned even about that doubts
have been expressed
