1. Discuss the implications for society that decides to eliminate all sorts of punishment in favor...

1. Discuss the implications for society that decides to eliminate all sorts of punishment in favor of forgiveness.

2. Discuss the assumptions underlying positivism in terms of treatment of offenders.

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1) The implications for society that decides to eliminate all sorts of punishments are:

It has both positive and negative implications attached to it -

Negative implications : In some cases it is seen that crimes which have been done by the criminals are too severe and it seen that if we do not give a severe punishment for these types of crimes they repeat it for eg :crime such as rape gives the criminals an opportunity to repeat which will be unfair with the sufferer hence they should be given a severe punishment so that these types of crimes do not repeat.
Positive implications: It is some times important to understand that it is not the person who is bad but it is that bad quality which leads a person to do such type of deeds . Hence forgiveness gives another chance to the person in order to enjoy his life again and do some good deeds for the society .

2) The assumptions underlying positivism in terms of treatment of offenders is that any who is born is not a criminal by birth but it is the situation which makes him the criminal or we can say that it is the nature of the person which results in criminal deeds.

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