How To Use Retributive In A Sentence
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retributive justice
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But this is not to say that instrumentalists are wholly right, or that Moore is wholly wrong to think that the sole purpose of criminal law is to provide for the retributive punishment of those who culpably commit such wrongs.
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It is arbitrary to impose a sentence that can neither be justified on preventive grounds nor justified on the basis of retributive proportionality.
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But it seems to the Professor that nurture has made women more receptive to the idea of retributive violence.
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The desires involved in these kinds of moral and personal feelings are of the same category as those involved in retributive punishment as we are now understanding it.
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You have distinguished between a restorative form of justice and a retributive form of justice.
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Retributive punishment restores the balance by cancelling out this advantage with a commensurate disadvantage.
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There was a retributive justice for all those who infracted the rules of the game.
'Firebrand' Trevison
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Whether nature or nurture, a common point was the change in attitudes regarding the purpose of justice, shifting from retributive to reformative intent.
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It is often supposed that Americans' retributive streak is linked to their greater religiosity.
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They suggest that female characters are often ambiguously placed as retributive agents and eroticized victims of violence.
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It is important to note, however, that Brown held that the definition of punishment should not be limited to retributive actions.
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After all, factors unchosen by the person play an essential role in shaping action, and when those factors are appreciated, this can dampen our retributive impulses.
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Your only comfort lay in the forced reflection, that, real as he looked, the poor caitiff was but imaginary, a bit of painted canvass, whom no delirium tremens, nor so much as a retributive headache, awaited, on the morrow.
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My great-grand uncle became a dispenser of retributive justice.
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The result was the uneasy compromise between deterrent and retributive aims that characterised neoclassicism.
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By contrast, the retributive theory places strict limits on the allowable punishment.
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The poem proceeds to move fear away from political theology and ultimately toward a secular account of legitimate retributive justice — in which fear is invoked as a highly specific accompaniment to the notion of deserved punishment for the "fratricide" that
Romantic Fear
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As a new model of dispute resolution, restorative justice is quite different from the traditional retributive justice.
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Thus, in the dialectical, penetrative understanding embodied in the play, the retributive logic remains, but not merely in the form of physical violence.
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retributive justice demands an eye for an eye
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Doubtless the torturing pangs of anxiety and suspense have already begun to lay hold on your heart, from my already too long delay; be assured, however, my procrastination proceeds from no vindictive feeling, or retributive motive, but alone from cir
From Young John Allen to Mollie Houston,Sept. 16, 1856
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Chandler’s idea of retributive justice is to overaccentuate anything positive about her subject.
‘I Am Joan Crawford’
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The hero knows his tradecraft, maintains his own arsenal and belongs to the retributive school of law enforcement.
Times, Sunday Times
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Precisely because prison is an instrument of punishment in the retributivist view, and retributive punishment must be proportionate in some reprobative way to the degree of harm which the offender caused, a retributive sentence of imprisonment must not be excessive, must have definite limits.
Prisons & Punishment
