Limits to Pain
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...Would this be where even Nils Christie accepted ‘absolute punishment’ to express the massive grief and mourning after terrible crimes (Christie, 1981)?...
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...Are such atrocious terrorist attacks beyond the reach of opting first of all for possible reparative actions? Would this be where even Nils Christie accepted ‘absolute punishment’ to express the massive grief and mourning after terrible crimes (Christie, 1981)? It is a challenge that I cannot leave unanswered....
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...See: Christie 1977, 1981; Hulsman 1986, 1991; Bianchi & van Swaaningen 1986; de Haan 1990; Zehr 1990; Van Ness 1993; Bianchi 1994; Walgrave 1994; Golash 2005 and Boonin 2008....
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...6 In this regard, these preliminary introductions were arguably a small but vivid example of how panel practices can begin to chal‐ lenge the fundamentals of the conventional criminal justice process by increasing normative dialogue and emphasising ‘right relationships over right rules’ (Zehr, 1990: 211), thereby returning ownership of the criminal justice conflict back to the primary stakeholders most affected (Christie, 1981)....
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...…the fundamentals of the conventional criminal justice process by increasing normative dialogue and emphasising ‘right relationships over right rules’ (Zehr, 1990: 211), thereby returning ownership of the criminal justice conflict back to the primary stakeholders most affected (Christie, 1981)....
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...For Christie (1981), punishments should inflict as little pain as possible as we should be striving for an alternative to conventional style punishments rather than alternative punishments....
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