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<p>By way of supplement and on plan <lb/> action to the first rate and to make sure <lb/> of giving to the punishment the impunity <unclear>over</unclear> <lb/> the offence, the three following rules may be <lb/> laid down.</p> | |||
Rule | <p>Rule 1. <hi rend="underline">That the value of the punishment<lb/> may outweigh the profit of the offence<lb/> it must be increased in point of magnitude<lb/> in proportion as it falls short in point of<lb/> certainty.</hi></p> | ||
<p>Rule 2. <hi rend="underline">Punishment must be further<lb/> increased in point of magnitude in proportion<lb/> as it falls short in point of proximity.</hi></p> | |||
Suppose the profits of a crime equal to | <p>The profit of a crime is commonly more<lb/> certain than its punishment, or what <del><gap/></del><add>amount</add><lb/> to the same theory appears to the offender.<lb/> It is generally more immediate. The<lb/> temptation to offend is present, the<lb/> punishment is at a distance. Hence<lb/> there are five circumstances which weaken<lb/> the effect of punishment, its <hi rend="underline">uncertainty</hi>,<lb/> and its <hi rend="underline">distance</hi>.</p> | ||
Suppose the profits of a crime<lb/> equal to <unclear>an amount of money</unclear> starting, suppose the chance<lb/> of punishment is 1 to 2. It is clear<lb/> that if the punishment supposing that<lb/> it were to take place is not more than<lb/> <unclear>an amount of money</unclear> starting, its effect when a man's mind | |||
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BI.UL.5
By way of supplement and on plan
action to the first rate and to make sure
of giving to the punishment the impunity over
the offence, the three following rules may be
laid down.
Rule 1. That the value of the punishment
may outweigh the profit of the offence
it must be increased in point of magnitude
in proportion as it falls short in point of
certainty.
Rule 2. Punishment must be further
increased in point of magnitude in proportion
as it falls short in point of proximity.
The profit of a crime is commonly more
certain than its punishment, or what amount
to the same theory appears to the offender.
It is generally more immediate. The
temptation to offend is present, the
punishment is at a distance. Hence
there are five circumstances which weaken
the effect of punishment, its uncertainty,
and its distance.
Suppose the profits of a crime
equal to an amount of money starting, suppose the chance
of punishment is 1 to 2. It is clear
that if the punishment supposing that
it were to take place is not more than
an amount of money starting, its effect when a man's mind
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rationale of punishment |
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richard smith |
[[watermarks::edward wise 1824 [britannia with shield emblem]]] |
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franz ludwig tribolet |
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1824 |
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