‘A good sharp shock is what criminals need’

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‘A good sharp shock is what criminals need’ ‘A good sharp shock is what criminals need’. Explain what the limitations and advantages of deterrence might be in criminal justice. (6) Advantages Disadvantages Crime might fall if criminals are deterred from crime by harsh penalties Criminals are made an example of Justice is not applied fairly if someone is punished more harshly just to be made an example Could turn criminal justice system into a vengeful system instead of addressing the causes of crime Most criminals think they will not get caught so don’t think of the consequences

‘A good sharp shock is what criminals need’ ‘A good sharp shock is what criminals need’. Explain what the limitations and advantages of deterrence might be in criminal justice.