What are the aims of the four sentencing goals?
What will be an ideal response?
Rehabilitation: designed to change the defendant's behavior.
Retribution: offenders must be punished fairly and justly.
Incapacitation: Offenders are removed from society.
Deterrence: General aims to discourage others from committing a similar crime and specific aims to punish that offender to prevent him/her from reoffending.
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