Punishment may be used as a way of reducing the incidence of criminal behaviour either by deterring the potential offenders or by disabling and preventing them ...

This theory aims at rehabilitating the offender to the norms of the society i.e. into law-abiding member. This theory condemns all kinds of corporal ...

According to this theory, the object of punishment should be the reform of the criminal, through the method of individualization. It is based on the humanistic.

Reformative theory is individualistic approach, punishment should be given to criminals according their history, previous criminal record, environment, mental ...

This thesis deals primarily with the reformative theory of punishment and the way this is enshrined in Maltese law and case-law at the present day. This does ...

The paper also puts some light on reformative theory in Nepalese Penal System. ♢. Student, Kathmandu School of Law, L.L.B. 2nd Year. Page 2 ...

It is a commonly accepted concept that theories of punishment represent the basis of legitimation for the state's criminal punishment procedures.

The purpose of this theory of punishment is to make the criminal suffer for his wrongdoing.

Deterrent Theory. 2. Preventive Theory. 3. Retributive Theory. 4. Reformative Theory. 5. Expiatory Theory. 6. Multiple Approach theory.

This theory states that the object of punishment should be reformatory. The offender should be reformed. Page 8. Reformative theory of punishment. ▷ ...