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There is a lot of implicit baggage there still, for example in saying that punishments are a thing courts can do, and that they are a response to crimes. The p
by indrax 12y ago
There is a lot of implicit baggage there still, for example in saying that punishments are a thing courts can do, and that they are a response to crimes.
The paints 'civilized law' as authoritarian, vengance based, and using primitive means to try to alter behavior.
- thaumasiotes 12y agoYour logic is off. Punishments are a response to crimes as part of the definition of "crime".