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Punishment, commonly, is the
imposition of an
undesirable or
unpleasant outcome upon an
individual or group,
meted out by an authority—in
contexts ranging...
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Capital punishment, also
known as the
death penalty and
formerly called judicial homicide, is the state-sanctioned
killing of a
person as
punishment for actual...
- A
corporal punishment or a
physical punishment is a
punishment which is
intended to
cause physical pain to a person. When it is
inflicted on minors, especially...
- In the
United States,
capital punishment (also
known as the
death penalty) is a
legal penalty in 27
states (of whom two,
Oregon and Wyoming, do not currently...
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Crime and
Punishment is a
novel by the
Russian author Fyodor Dostoevsky. It was
first published in the
literary journal The
Russian Messenger in twelve...
- group.
Punishment or The
Punishment may also
refer to:
Punishment (psychology)
Capital punishment School discipline,
punishment at
school Punishment (album)...
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corporal punishment is the
deliberate infliction of
physical pain as a
response to
undesired behavior by students. The term
corporal punishment derives...
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Collective punishment is a
punishment or
sanction imposed on a
group or
whole community for acts
allegedly perpetrated by a
member or some
members of that...
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Capital punishment, also
called the
death penalty, is the state-sanctioned
killing of a
person as a
punishment for a crime. It has
historically been used...
- Third-party
punishment is
punishment of a
transgressor (first party)
which is administered, not by a
victim of the
transgression (second party), but rather...
