Public Execution: Reproduction of Violence Instead of Deterrence/ Toutia Partovi Amoli

Public execution is a punishment that, in some societies, has been used as a tool aimed at deterring crime and instilling fear. Nevertheless, according to statistical studies and scientific findings, carrying out punishment in public not only has no significant effect on reducing violent crime rates but also leads to the normalization and reproduction of […]...

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From the inefficiency of the death penalty to forced labor camps / Mohammad Mohabi

This is a caption. Mohammad Mohabbai “Transformation of the philosophy of punishment from”“ Vindictiveness.“ To.“ Pragmatism.“ “Rights, a historical legacy of morality. I will never forget this famous statement by Dr. Nasser Katouzian, the father of Iranian law. In other words, law and justice are meant to preserve and elevate the morality of society, not […]...

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