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LWOP has the same incapacitative effect as does execution...

A capital idea? 2007

LWOP has the same incapacitative effect as does execution...

Archive 2007-06-01 2007

It is also true that the system of punishment that emerges under this argument leaves punishment in any actual individual case something of a ritual -- in some cases an empty ritual, and in any case a highly formalized act whose exact retributive and incapacitative effects are uncertain.

Punishment Bedau, Hugo Adam 2005

Research on the effects of imprisonment suggests that policy - makers, while intending to enhance public safety, regrettably but understandably, pursue a single-minded concern of crime reduction through deterrent and incapacitative effects of increased imprisonment.

SPEECH BY J N MASHIMBYE,ANC MP DURING THE DEBATE ON BUDGET VOTE 21: CORRECTIONAL SERVICES 2003

Given the positive correlation between decline in repeated criminal violence and advancement in the career-offender's age, and given that most recidivists enter prison the first time quite early in life, and, finally, in view of the criminogenic conditions rampant in our penal institutions — how, in terms of their own stated rationale, can Sherman and Hawkins justify a five-year recommended ceiling on incapacitative confinement?

Prisons & Punishment Pugsley, Robert A. 1982

On the one hand, it does not appear that three-strikes in California has had a significant deterrent or incapacitative effect on crime.

The Guardian World News 2010

Intensive community programming and supervision is also strongly incapacitative.

Cato Unbound Bruce Western 2009

Amee and Stephane’s work on this both find evidence of such incapacitative effects.

What Do Declining Abortion Rates Mean for Crime in the Future? - Freakonomics Blog - NYTimes.com 2008

Wilson, who had written in Commentary the previous year that prison terms for crack dealers "do not have the same incapacitative effect as sentences for robbery ....

Reason Magazine - Hit & Run 2009