Crime and Punishment

Question 1

An act that is forbidden or the commission of a prohibited act by law, resulting in punishment

Answer 1

crime

Question 2

The penalty given for a crime committed, which can vary from a fine or community service to imprisonment or even death

Answer 2

punishment

Question 3

A moral wrongdoing, often defined in religious terms, which goes against God’s laws or moral principles

Answer 3

sn

Question 4

A system of rules established by an authority

Answer 4

law

Question 5

The concept of fair treatment and upholding the law.

Answer 5

justice

Question 6

The process of helping an offender to reintegrate into society by providing education, therapy, and vocational skills, with the aim of preventing reoffending.

Answer 6

rehabilitation

Question 7

The idea that punishment will discourage the offender and others from committing future crimes.

Answer 7

deterrence

Question 8

The concept that punishment should be proportional to the crime committed, providing the offender with a deserved consequence.

Answer 8

retribution

Question 9

The act of imprisoning someone as a form of punishment.

Answer 9

incarceration

Question 10

The death penalty, where an individual is executed as a punishment for serious crimes, such as murder or terrorism.

Answer 10

capital punishment

Question 11

The act of pardoning someone who has committed a wrong, especially when they repent or seek forgiveness.

Answer 11

forgiveness
forgive someone 7o x 7 times

Question 12

The Islamic legal system derived from the Qur’an,

Answer 12

Sharia Law
“cut off their hands for what they have done”

Question 13

a crime commited to a person who has protected characteristics

Answer 13

hate crime

Question 14

punishment should aim to change criminals so they won’t reoffend again

Answer 14

reformation

Question 15

if a criminal is considered dangerous, and society should be without them

Answer 15

protection