- deterrence, rehabilitation, and incapacitation. The
history of
formal punitive systems is one of a
gradual transition from
familial and
tribal authority...
-
Punitive damages, or
exemplary damages, are
damages ****essed in
order to
punish the
defendant for
outrageous conduct and/or to
reform or
deter the defendant...
- A
punitive expedition is a
military journey undertaken to
punish a
political entity or any
group of
people outside the
borders of the
punishing state or...
-
United States as the
Mexican Expedition, but
originally referred to as the "
Punitive Expedition, US Army"—was a
military operation conducted by the
United States...
-
referred to as the
Insufferable Acts or
Coercive Acts, were a
series of five
punitive laws p****ed by the
British Parliament in 1774
after the
Boston Tea Party...
- psychiatry" or "
punitive psychiatry" to
refer to this phenomenon. In his book
Punitive Medicine (1979)
Alexander Podrabinek defined the term "
punitive medicine"...
- The
Pripyat Marshes m****acres (German: Prypyatsümpfe Säuberung) were a
series of m****
murders carried out by the
military forces of ****
Germany against...
- British-Indian
forces and the
annihilation of Elphinstone's army, and the
punitive expedition of The
Battle of
Kabul that led to its sacking, the British...
-
Extrajudicial punishment is a
punishment for an
alleged crime or
offense which is
carried out
without legal process or
supervision by a
court or tribunal...
- The
Benin Expedition of 1897 was a
punitive expedition by a
British force of 1,200 men
under Sir
Harry Rawson. It came in
response to the
ambush and slaughter...
