[New post] CJS Shorts #2: Deterrence in Theory

SassyWits posted: " In general, deterrence theory in the criminal justice system refers to the belief and practice of how threats or limited force by the State can convince (potential) offenders to refrain from initiating any course of criminal action. The foundation of " SassyWits CJS Shorts #2: Deterrence in Theory SassyWits Nov 30 The strongest criticism against deterrence is the over-reliance on rational choice. Practically speaking not all human behaviour, if any, is completely rational. Also, no human being makes rational decisions at all times. Read more of this post Comment Manage your email settings or unsubscribe. Trouble clicking? Copy and paste this URL into your browser: https://sassywits.live/pursuit-of-purpose/criminologistics/cjs-shorts-2-deterrence-in-theory/

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