Define criminal punishment.
What will be an ideal response?
Criminal punishment is a way of punishing a person for committing some offense against society. Criminal punishment has two purposes – to seek revenge for the wrong act committed and to serve as a deterrent to future crimes.
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A debtor acts in blind faith when he or she conceals or misrepresents assets, income, or expenses; intends to avoid paying a large debt to a creditor; or spends lavishly without regard for how to pay the bills
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Which of the following is the result of an action in equity?
a. A judgment b. A decree c. A decision d. A declaration
The discharge of debt has been referred to as a "statutory injunction." How ironclad is this "injunction" against the creditors and is there ever an exception? Does the debtor have any recourse if a creditor tries to collect a debt that has been discharged?
What will be an ideal response?
When a government assumes sole authority to regulate, all other regulations or laws are:
A) vetoed B) preempted C) perfected D) codified