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    The Justification for Punishment Based on Turning the Offender into a Law-Abiding
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The Justification for Punishment Based on Turning the Offender into a Law-Abiding

Question 35

Question 35

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The justification for punishment based on turning the offender into a law-abiding person is called ______.


A) incapacitation
B) deterrence
C) rehabilitation
D) just deserts

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