Evidence suggests that punishment is counterproductive. But effective leaders understand how to turn compassionate ...

Until the mid-19th century, punishments were carried out in full view of the public. Executions took place on public gallows in the middle of towns and cities, and often attracted crowds of ...

The primary purpose of the punishment which society inflicts is "to redress the disorder caused by the offence."(46) Public authority must redress the violation of personal and social rights by ...

Aim, is rehabilitation and reformation of offender into into law-abiding citizen. This theory condemns all forms of corporal punishments. Prisons, correctional homes should humanly treat the law ...

The Indian Penal Code (IPC) of 1860 outlines the punishments criminal courts can administer to individuals found liable under the code. Section 53 of the IPC details these punishments, which include ...