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1. www.metacritic.com › tv › all-of-usAll of Us season 4 Crime and Maybe Some Punishment Reviews

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   21 m. Summary Robert James (Duane Martin), an entertainment reporter for a local Los Angeles television station, is handsome, smart, and thoroughly modern in his thinking - as he should be - considering his romantic and parental entanglements.

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   Nov 27, 2006 · After Bobby behaves disrespectfully towards Dirk, Robert punishes Bobby by preventing him from attending a field trip.

3. www.reddit.com › r › dostoevskyWhy is Crime and Punishment considered among the greatest ...

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   Crime and Punishment was a good book, even a great book, but it lacked the magic of some of the others. Another book I read was The Castle by Kafka. I would put C&P more in the category of that book as something definitely worth reading, but not an absolute must read.

4. www.imdb.com › title › tt0907949"All of Us" Crime and Maybe Some Punishment (TV ... - IMDb

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   Nov 27, 2006 · Crime and Maybe Some Punishment: Directed by Debbie Allen. With Duane Martin, LisaRaye McCoy, Khamani Griffin, Tony Rock. After Bobby behaves disrespectfully towards Dirk, Robert punishes Bobby by preventing him from attending a field trip.

   • Director: Debbie Allen
   • Release Date: 2006-11-27

   • Genre: Comedy
   • Runtime: 21

5. daily.jstor.org › should-punishment-fit-the-crimeShould Punishment Fit the Crime? - JSTOR Daily

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   Jun 15, 2023 · Georgia, 428 U.S. 153, 173 (1976), the US Supreme Court interpreted the Eighth Amendment as stating that the punishment must not be grossly out of proportion to the crime. But why should the punishment fit the crime?

6. theimaginativeconservative.org › 2017 › 11“Crime and Punishment”: A Timeless Psychological Masterpiece

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   Nov 15, 2017 · Crime and Punishment influenced everyone from the Great Tradition writers like Henry James and Joseph Conrad to existentialist-absurdist writers like Albert Camus and even comedic filmmakers who dabble in existentialism like Woody Allen.

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   Should punishment fit a crime?

   • For instance, in Gregg v. Georgia, 428 U.S. 153, 173 (1976), the US Supreme Court interpreted the Eighth Amendment as stating that the punishment must not be grossly out of proportion to the crime. But why should the punishment fit the crime?

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   Is Crime & Punishment a good book?

   • But while comparing Crime and Punishment to Alice and Wonderland is as ridiculous as comparing Tchaikovsky to Charlie Parker, Crime and Punishment is the more urgent novel for us in our day and age; it not only is a great work of art, but is also a novel with a vital message for us in our peculiar time in history.

   “Crime and Punishment”: A Timeless Psychological Masterpiece

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   What does 'cruel and unusual punishment' mean?

   • As Menninger puts it in The Crime of Punishment, “The Constitutional prohibition against ‘cruel and unusual’ punishment implies that in some way or other the hurting done by the state must be a familiar garden variety and not something unexpected.” (pp. 71-72).

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   Why is punishment a bad thing?

   • Worst of all it beclouds the entire issue of motivation in crime, which is so importantly relevant to the question of what to do for and with the criminal that will be most constructive to society as a whole. Punishing–and even killing–criminals may yield a kind of grim gratification […].

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   What is 'punishment' and why is it important?

   • He completed his PhD at the University of Nottingham in 2015 and his research interests are primarily in the philosophy and ethics of punishment. In England and Wales, ‘punishment’ is a central element of criminal justice. What punishment entails exactly, however, and how it relates to the other aims of sentencing (crime reduction, rehabilit...

   ‘Just’ punishment? Offenders’ views on the meaning and severity of

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   Does punishment depend on a person's circumstances?

   • It appears that the severity of experienced punishment is heavily (and, on an objectivist account, arbitrarily) dependent on a person’s circumstances. Treating like cases alike is problematic when that treatment is conditioned by circumstances and contexts that are so subjective as to be unique to each offender.

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   Jun 19, 2016 · Some offenders considered the deprivation of liberty to be the only justifiable component of punishment, while others felt that other forms of hard treatment also contributed to making their sentences punitive.