1. APK: Capital Punishment
Is the death penalty cruel and unusual? Explain why or why not?
If the death penalty was made mandatory for all first degree murder cases, do you think people would still kill?
Use examples from the video clip to justify your answers

2. Addressing Criminal Behavior
Goal 6.08

3. Punishment Justifications
Retribution- Punishment is necessary, created imbalance in social order
Deterrence- Criminals and others see consequences of punishment, therefore they will follow the law
Rehabilitation- Not bodily punishment, instead a mind makeover (reeducated)

4. Types of Punishment
Incarceration- Jail/prison time. Jail is for short periods of time, those awaiting trial, and persons convicted of misdemeanors. Prison is for sentencing one year or more and those convicted of felonies.

5. Types of Punishment Three Strikes Laws
Enacted by state governments in 1990s stating that repetitive felons deserve long term incarceration if convicted of three or more felonies!

6. Types of Punishment
Mental Hospital- Sentencing for the mentally ill. Unfortunately, many are under diagnosed which over crowds the prisons/jails.

7. Types of Punishment
Monetary Compensation- A payment of money or the return of property. Plaintiff will receive restitution-restoring something that was taken away
Confiscation of property- If the criminal is unable to pay the money, the courts can take away their property. For lesser crimes, criminals will perform community service.

8. Types of Punishment
Parole: Supervised release of a prisoner before his/her sentence is finished. Returned to jail/prison for violating parole.
Probation: Suspends a prison of jail sentence for fixed period. Offender can return to the community. Assigned to a probation officer.

9. House Arrest
Confinement to one’s home. Leaving the home is restricted. Suspension in when a privilege is taken away for a specified period of time.
Example: Removal of driving privileges

10. Juvenile Detention holds minors/children
Types of Punishment
Detention: Allows the state to hold people, either to punish or investigate them.
Juvenile Detention holds minors/children
Detention Cell

11. CAPITAL PUNISHMENT
For the most violent criminal acts, the death penalty= capital punishment. The prisoner is executed (killed)
Those sentenced to death, are kept separate from other prisoners. Death Row