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Moral Issues by Jan Narveson See all pages with references to "restitutive theory". Excerpt - on Page 140: " ... The Justice of Restitution RANDY E. BARNETT A restitutive theory of justice is a rights-based approach to criminal sanctions that views a crime as an offense by one individual against ... " Key Phrases: United States, New York, Soviet Union, Superiority Strategy, Wide Principles, Public Affairs, good faith discrimination, upper limit qualification, modified potentiality principle, restitutive theory, prefamine policies, moral symmetry principle (see more) Key Phrases: United States, New York, Soviet Union, Superiority Strategy, Wide Principles, Public Affairs, Jack Palance, Repugnant Conclusion, Wide Total Principle, Civil Rights Act, Person-affecting Restriction, Risky Policy, James Rachels, Joel Feinberg, Narrow Principle, Wretched Child, First Row, Two-State Requirement, Assessing the Criminal, Different Number Choices, Judith Jarvis Thomson, Robert Nozick, The Monist, Equivalence Thesis, Some Paradoxes of Deterrence, good faith discrimination, upper limit qualification, modified potentiality principle, restitutive theory, prefamine policies, moral symmetry principle, generalized potentiality principle, doctrinaire sexist, strict potentiality criterion, libertarian rights theory, prospective people, nonnuclear aggression, couple cannot decide, secured net advantages, only quality matters, prenatal beings, most useful act, minimum necessary qualification, conclusive moral reasons, primitive sexist, removing liberties, preferential discrimination, prospective person, deterrence justification, retributive justification (see less)

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The Ethical Foundations of Criminal Justice by Richard A. Spurgeon Hall See all pages with references to "restitutive theory". Excerpt - on Page 222: " ... general sort of way by seeking to make society safer through deterrence, do not provide for compensating him specifically. The restitutive theory of punitive justice aims at doing just that. ... " Key Phrases: New York, Baton Rouge, Louisiana State University Press, Preliminary Inquiry, Englewood Cliffs, United States, agapistic ethics, restitutive theory, proportionate retribution, metaphysical moralism, moral egoists, moral egoism (see more) Key Phrases: New York, Baton Rouge, Louisiana State University Press, Preliminary Inquiry, Englewood Cliffs, United States, The Ethical Foundations of Criminal, Dirty Harry, Problems of Ethics, The Elements of Moral Philosophy, Supreme Court, Upper Saddle River, Clarendon Press, Cole Publishing, Penguin Books, West Publishing, Bollingen Series, Mark Fuhrman, Princeton University Press, San Francisco, Hafner Publishing, Thomas Aquinas, Harry Callahan, International Association of Chiefs of Police, Jonathan Edwards, agapistic ethics, restitutive theory, proportionate retribution, metaphysical moralism, moral egoists, moral egoism, aretaic ethics, aretaic judgments, nonethical terms, discretionary justice, comparative justice, normative ethical theory, divine command theory, deontic judgments, psychological victimization, retributive theory, dirty means, normative ethical theories, deontological grounds, moral common sense, metaethical theory, ideal observer theory, vigilante police, punitive justice, bloody glove (see less)

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Drugs: Should We Legalize, Decriminalize or Deregulate? (Contemporary Issues) by Jeffrey A. Schaler See all pages with references to "restitutive theory". Key Phrases: United States, New York, First Amendment, Supreme Court, Basis of Dependence, National Institute, Clinical Perspectives, Los Angeles, Addiction Research Foundation, Department of Justice, Rat Park, Contemporary Drug Problems (see more) Key Phrases: United States, New York, First Amendment, Supreme Court, Basis of Dependence, National Institute, Clinical Perspectives, Los Angeles, Addiction Research Foundation, Department of Justice, Rat Park, Contemporary Drug Problems, New Haven, Oxford University Press, Alcoholics Anonymous, District of Columbia, Harrison Act, Harvard Law Review, Journal of Drug Issues, The Meaning of Criminal Insanity, British Journal of Addiction, Milton Friedman, Yale University Press, Drug America, Illinois Revised Statutes (see less)

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Changing the Guard: Private Prisons and the Control of Crime by Charles H. Logan See all pages with references to "restitutive theory". Key Phrases: United States, New York, Bureau of Justice Statistics, National Institute of Justice, New Mexico, Arizona Department of Corrections, correctional privatization movement, prisoner housing capacity, public correctional agencies, private corrections industry, private management firms, privatized facilities (see more) Key Phrases: United States, New York, Bureau of Justice Statistics, National Institute of Justice, New Mexico, Arizona Department of Corrections, Great Britain, New Brunswick, North Carolina, Journal of Political Economy, Rand Corporation, Department of Justice, Economic Inquiry, Sourcebook of Criminal Justice Statistics, American Bar Association, Florida Department of Corrections, Los Angeles, Marshals Service, Oxford University Press, Penal Code, Present Status, San Francisco, Corrections Corporation of America, District of Columbia, Eden Detention Center, correctional privatization movement, prisoner housing capacity, public correctional agencies, private corrections industry, private management firms, privatized facilities, prison privatization, privatization critics, nondrug crime, facility management contracts, correctional functions, private prisons, criminal justice resources, managed facilities, public prisons, prisoner population, correctional services, released offenders, received prisoners, privatization initiatives, prison space, prison crowding, technological efficiency (see less)

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