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If incapacitation catches on as an idea and not merely a practice, it might achieve some decent goals — such as fostering increased reliance on non-incarcerative yet significant, punishments — for inadequate, even wrong, reasons.
Prisons & Punishment Pugsley, Robert A. 1982
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The offender and the public ought not come to see non-incarcerative sanctions as an escape from deserved punishment.
mvblogosphere dyingregime 2010
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If there are criminal convictions there should be a stiff incarcerative outcome.
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If there are criminal convictions there should be a stiff incarcerative outcome.
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If there are criminal convictions there should be a stiff incarcerative outcome.
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If there are criminal convictions there should be a stiff incarcerative outcome.
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If there are criminal convictions there should be a stiff incarcerative outcome.
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If there are criminal convictions there should be a stiff incarcerative outcome.
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6.3 Greater use of non-incarcerative sentences- A greater use of non-incarcerative punishments is recommended for a variety of reasons.
mvblogosphere dyingregime 2010
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