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1 CRIMINAL LAW OUTLINE Alysa Zeltzer, Semester I, 1998 I. Ch.1--FRAMEWORK OF LAW A. Theories of Punishment 1. Retribution a. Pros??? Makes us feel better, especially victims. b. Cons??? Barbaric and ... more>>
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