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    weapon. The justification of owning a nuclear weapon usually coined as the ‘nuclear deterrence strategy’ by the super powers. This assignment focuses on the nuclear deterrence strategy of United States (US), particularly its driven factors and development. In the later part, this assignment would also analyse the effectiveness of the strategy. 1.1 US’s Strategy of Nuclear Deterrence The concept of nuclear deterrence strategy is not a classical concept, it is rather new, approximately the idea…

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    within the school. While many schools have adopted methods similar to those of mine, others are advocating for a new type of deterrence from violence, focused on addressing the social aspects of violence preventions. Such administrations emphasize psychological profiling and monitoring of students as supreme methods to ensure…

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    General Nutrition Centers better know as GNC was started in 1935 by David Shakarian in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Shakarian’s goal was to create a health food store where you can get the best products on the market for a reasonable price. He started off by selling only honey, grains, and sandwiches at a time that people believed that eating healthy was only a fad and would die out relatively fast as all fads do. During the first six months of being in business Shakarian was able to open up a…

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    punishment that is resultant. Therefore, comparing the rational-choice theory to the deterrence theory, clear-cut differences ensue. While the deterrence theory is focused on preventing crimes through the enactment of tighter punitive measures, the rational-choice theory indicates that the cause of crime as a carefully thought out process (Etchison, 2010). Thus, combining the rational-choice theory and the deterrence theory would form a better understanding of the causes of crime and crime…

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    Explain what deterrence and retribution are. Kahan says that—in addition to deterrence and retribution—there is another purpose to punishment that theorists have ignored? In the United States, Two important philosophies to consider for the purpose of punishment are deterrence and retribution. The theory of deterrence states “Deterrence Justifies punishment to prevent harm to others.”(Pg. 596, Kahan) Hence, individuals are discouraged to committing a crime if the punishment is swift, certain and…

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    According to the Unit 5a lecture by Dr. Hoffmann, the Deterrence Theory is the fear of being punished by the criminal justice system will play a part in deterring the engagement of illegal activities. The fear of punishment will outweigh the potential benefit of the behavior (Hoffmann, Unit 5a Lecture). The College of Charleston is an open campus so it is prone to a lot of illegal drug activities. The selling of prescription drugs of all forms is one of them. The lecture states that there are…

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    Rational-Deterrence Theory

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    of the death penalty, three-strikes laws, zero-tolerance. These policies had their theoretical basis in rational-deterrence theory, which posits that we all are rational beings therefore the most effective way to reduce crime is to use harsh punitive measures as a deterrent disincentive for potential criminals. Perhaps the most…

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    Deterrence has been around for ages, well at least since the 1700’s or so, and in this time they would broadcast the offender in front of the whole town along with letting everyone know what he/she did to deserve this. For the more serious offenses such as, murder and treason, criminals were hung or sentenced to death in some manner. Amid the eighteenth century, the quantity of violations that were rebuffed by hanging rose to around 200. In this time people were less sympathetic than they were…

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    Rational Deterrence Theory

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    Rational and Deterrence Theory When I was little my mom never let me have dessert until I finished my dinner. I recall a time my mother walked out of the kitchen, I thought about the consequences and what would happen if my mom found out; “would she spank me, or put me in time out,” ran through my head. But because of the fact that she was in a different part of the house I took my chance, and I took a bite of my dessert anyways. It was clear that if my mom had never left the room to begin with…

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    Just because capital punishment may not deter a few individuals from ending up in death row, it does not mean that specific deterrence is not taken into consideration. It does not matter whether a person is mentally ill or depressed behind bars, the last thing a person wants is to die for a crime that have committed in which they will later regret. One does not commit capital…

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