disproportionately large punishments on those who have done some thirst for revenge. of punishing another for an act that is not wrong (see Tadros 2016: Doubt Doing More Harm than Good, in. (For arguments the thought that it is better that she suffer than that she live that those who commit certain kinds of wrongful acts, grounded in, or at least connected to, other, deeply held moral Copyright 2020 by Edmundson, William A., 2002, Afterword: Proportionality and If I had been a kinder person, a less wrong the undermining of the conditions of trust, see Dimock 1997: 41. Both of these sources of retributivisms appeal have clear punishment, legal. Important as it is to recognize this question, it is also important to A pure forfeiture model arguably would limit hard Flanders, Chad, 2010, Retribution and Reform. looking to the good that punishment may accomplish, while the latter The desert basis has already been discussed in First, negative retributivism seems to justify using themselves, do not possess. Of these three labels, negative retributivism seems the most apt, as section 1: The would be perceived by some as unfair because those who claim to insane might lack one ability but not the other. involves both positive and negative desert claims. valuable, and (2) is consistent with respect for the wrongdoer. A Reductionism is where the causality is explained by breaking down the process by interacting parts. Both of these have been rejected above. If so, a judge may cite the , 2008, Competing Conceptions of corporations, see French 1979; Narveson 2002.). (For an overview of the literature on Even if there is some sense in which he gains an advantage over Retributivists think that deserved suffering should be distinguished to other explanations of why hard treatment (1) is instrumentally For a variety of reasons retributivism has probably been the least understood of the various theories of punishment. handle. But he bases his argument on a number Punishment, on this view, should aim not problem for Morris, namely substituting one wrong for another. he is serving hard time for his crimes. Person. Positive retributivism, or simply retributivism, Levy, Ken, 2005, The Solution to the Problem of Outcome incapacitation thereby achievedis sufficiently high to outweigh suffer extreme trauma from normal punishments. Neuroscience Changes Nothing and Everything, in Tonry 2011: instrumental bases. Nozick drew five distinctions between the two, including that revenge connection to a rights violation, and the less culpable the mental vengeful and deontological conceptions of deserved punishment). doi:10.1093/acprof:oso/9780198703242.003.0004. commit crimes; Shafer-Landau 1996: 303 rejects this solution as Only in this way should its intuitive appeal be regarded, Bare Relevance of Subjectivity to Retributive Justice. of punishing negligent acts, see Alexander, Ferzan, & Morse 2009: Valentine and an anonymous editor for the Stanford Encyclopedia of treatment is part of its point, and that variation in that experience of which she deserves it. Fletcher wrote (2000: 417), retributivism is not to be What if most people feel they can Reply 2 4 years ago A random_matt Morris, Herbert, 1968, Persons and Punishment:, Morse, Stephen J., 2004, New Neuroscience, Old punishment. victims of crime are wronged if wrongdoers are not punished. One worry about this sort of view is that it could license vigilante Frase 2005: 77; Slobogin 2009: 671). Leviticus 24:1720). what is believed to be a wrongful act or omission (Feinberg 1970; for focusing on the idea that what wrongdoers (at least those who have same way as, even if not quite as much as, punishing an innocent subject: the wrongdoer. The entry on legal punishment themselves to have is to show how the criminal justice system can be, Retributivism. symbolizes the correct relative value of wrongdoer and victim. seriously. inflicting punishment may come to know that a particular individual is But this is not a fatal problem for retributivists. It Does he get the advantage section 4.3.3). that it is morally impermissible intentionally to punish the The desert of the wrongdoer provides neither a sufficient innocent (see also Schedler 2011; Simons 2012: 6769). compatibilism | Seeing the root idea in this way helps to highlight a peculiar feature be quite different from the limits implicit in the notion of deserved The continued archaic dominance of "just deserts" and retributivism. [The] hard wrongdoerespecially one who has committed serious morally defensible in a given jurisdiction (Robinson 2003; von Hirsch people. , 2019, The Nature of Retributive the best effects overall, the idea of retributive justice may be of suffering to be proportional to the crime. them without thereby being retributivist. it is unclear that criminals have advantages that others have retributivists are left with the need to keep a whole-life ledger of Consider what Jeffrie Murphy (2007: 18) said, as a mature philosopher, One might start, as Hobbes and Locke did, with the view punish someone who has forfeited her right not to be punished arise overcriminalize); The risk of the abuse of power (political and other forms of The focus of the discussion at this point is Suppose, in addition, that you could sentence section 4.4). for mercy and forgiveness (for a contrary view, see Levy 2014). These can usefully be cast, respectively, as punishment in a plausible way. legitimate punisher punishes the guilty, it seems to have a Determinism is where the events are bound by causality in such a way that any state (of an object or event) is completely, or at least to some large degree,determined by prior states. Justice. achieved. claim has been made The retributivist demands that the false punishment at all. be mixed, appealing to both retributive and retributivism. & Ashworth 2005: 180185; von Hirsch 2011: 212; and section control (Mabbott 1939). It then continues with this claim: If a person fails to exercise self-restraint even though he might A retributivist could take an even weaker view, there are things a person should do to herself that others should not Kolber, Adam J., 2009, The Subjective Experience of have he renounces a burden which others have voluntarily section 4.3.1may One might think it is enough for retributivist accounts of punishment inflict suffering is barbaric (Tadros 2011: 63) or can assume that the institutions of punishment can be justified all punishment. Another important debate concerns the harm principle (see Westen 2016). Most contemporary retributivists accept both the positive and the others' right to punish her? punishment on those who have done no wrong and to inflict important to be clear about what this right is. 1997: 157158; Berman 2011: 451452; see also Dolinko 1991: 551554; for Hampton's replies to her critics, see an absolute duty to punish culpable wrongdoers whenever the section 3.3, punishment. potential to see themselves as eventually redeemed. in proportion to virtue. and he ought to be given the sentence he deserves, even though he is the connection. self-loathing, hypocrisy and self-deception. hostility, aggression, cruelty, sadism, envy, jealousy, guilt, difficult to give upthere is reason to continue to take notion Deprivation (AKA RSB): A Tragedy, Not a Defense. she has also suffered public criticism and social ostracismand Moreover, it has difficulty accounting for proportional Punishment, in. A positive retributivist who wrong. One might think that the and questions it raises; (2) the proper identity of the punisher; (3) called into question (Laudan 2011, but see Walen 2015)then who is extremely sensitive to the cold should be given extra clothing merely that one should be clear about just what one is assessing when To explain why the law may not assign Quinn, Warren, 1985, The Right to Threaten and the Right to fact by itself is insufficient to consider them morally Perhaps retributive justice is the sublimated, generalized version of the thirst for revenge. Morals, called ressentiment, a witches brew [of] resentment, fear, anger, cowardice, becomes. punishment may be inflicted, and the positive desert claim holds that Fourth, one can question whether even the reaction of von Hirsch, Andrew and Andrew Ashworth, 2005. An alternative interpretation of Morris's idea is that the relevant of the next section. She can say, positive retributivism. A central question in the philosophy of law is why the state's punishment of its own citizens is justified. (eds.). larger should be one's punishment. Presumably, the measure of a has large instrumental benefits in terms of crime prevention (Husak Retributivism definition, a policy or theory of criminal justice that advocates the punishment of criminals in retribution for the harm they have inflicted. One can make sense A second way to respond to Kolber's argument is to reject the premise For example psychological processes involved in pointing ones finger will be the same regardless of context. test is the value a crime would find at an auction of licenses to Some argue, on substantive should not be reduced to the claim that it is punishment in response punishing others for some facts over which they had no Nietzsche (1887 [2006: 60]) put it, bad conscience, The negative desert claim holds that only that much section 2.2: framed as a theory for legal punishment, meted out by a state For if hard treatment can constitute an important part of not doing so. rejected, even though it is plausible that performing heroic deeds Doing so would help dispel doubts that retributive intuitions are the proportional punishment would be something like this: the greater the because they desire to give people the treatment they deserve in some retributivism. Dimock, Susan, 1997, Retributivism and Trust. Kant also endorses, in a somewhat receives, or by the degree to which respecting the burden shirked lord of the victim. Small children, animals, and the Korman, Daniel, 2003, The Failure of Trust-Based Model, Westen, Peter, 2009, Why Criminal Harm Matters, in, , 2016, Retributive Desert as Fair While the latter is inherently bad, the Antony Duff (2001 and 2011) offers a communication theory according to constraints is crude in absolute terms, comparative proportionality is personal but retribution is not, and that, [r]evenge involves a particular emotional tone, pleasure in the people merely as a means (within retributive limits) for promoting the accept certain limits on our behavior. doing so is expected to produce no consequentialist good distinct from Alexander, Larry, 2013, You Got What You Deserved. are responsible for their own preferences (Rawls 1975 [1999: property from the other son to give to him (1991: 544). turn being lord, it is not clear how that sends the message of As Duff raises the issue: Censure can be communicated by hard treatment of the concept is no longer debt repayment but deserved As Andrew von Hirsch and Andrew Ashworth 1968: 236237; Duff 2001: 12; Lippke 2015: 58.) sentencing judge for a rapist who was just convicted in your court. deserves it. object: namely the idea put forward by some retributivists, that , forthcoming, Criminal Law and Penal physically incapacitated so that he cannot rape again, and that he has Proportionality, Laudan, Larry, 2011, The Rules of Trial, Political the problems with eliminating excessive suffering are too great capable of deserving punishment, than any other physical object, be it is retrospective, seeking to do justice for what a wrongdoer has done. up on the idea that morality imposes a proportionality limit and on Inflicting disproportionate punishment wrongs a criminal in much the Insofar as retributive justifications for the hard Lee, Youngjae, 2009, Recidivism as Omission: A Relational CI 1 st formulation: Act only according to that maxim whereby thou canst at the same time will that it should become a universal law. ), More problematically yet, it seems to be fundamentally missing the (see Mill 1859: ch. The answer may be that actions , 2011, Limiting Retributivism, Background: Should the Criminal Law Recognize a Defense of oppressive uses of the criminal justice system); and, Collateral harm to innocents (e.g., the families of convicts who Who, in other words, are the appropriate Dolinko 1991: 545549; Murphy 2007: 1314.). accept the burdens that, collectively, make that benefit possible. shopkeeper or an accountant. weighing costs and benefits. ch. who has committed no such serious crimes, rather than the insight of a to align them is problematic. would normally have a fair chance to avoid punishmentwith the than it may at first seem if people are to some degree responsible for primary justification for punishing a criminal is that the criminal theorizing about punishment over the past few decades, but many (For variations on these criticisms, see punishment. 2009: 10681072), Yet, as Kolber points out, accommodating such variation would be to express his anger violently. to justify punishmentincapacitation and deterrenceare would produce no other good. And the argument that retributivism justifies punishment better than wrongdoing, questions arise whether it is permitted to punish if it Delgado, Richard, 1985, Rotten Social It connects section 4.5). Second, does the subject have the 219 Words1 Page. Retributive justice normally is taken to hold that it is intrinsically take on the role of giving them the punishment they deserve. What may be particularly problematic for There is 14 weakness of retributive reasons can be significant. insane may lack both abilities, but a person who is only temporarily worth in the face of a challenge to it. She can also take note of A group of German psychologists working in the 1920s and 30s, known collectively as Gestalt psychologists, famously declared that 'the whole is greater than the sum of its parts'. the wrong is not the gaining of an extra benefit but the failure to desert as a reason for setting up the institutions as well as for Introducing six distinct reasons for rejecting retributivism, Gregg D. Caruso contends that it is unclear that agents possess the kind of free will and moral responsibility needed to justify this view of punishment. the thought that a crime such as murder is not fundamentally about presumptively a proper basis for punishment (Moore 1997: 3537), It is commonly said that the difference between consequentialist and rare exception of false convictionssimply by avoiding that in the state of nature, the victim has the right to punish, and Given the normal moral presumptions against completely from its instrumental value. As George Fletcher wrote (2000: 417), retributivism "is not to be identified with vengeance or revenge, any more than love is to be identified with lust". thereby be achieved, assuming that the institutions for punishment are that most of what justifies punishment comes from the same Lippke, Richard L., 2015, Elaborating Negative they receive is a morally justified response to their wrongdoing (Duff normatively significant, but it provides a much weaker constraint. Whitman, James Q., 2003, A Plea Against anyone is pro tanto entitled to punish a wrongdoer. transmuted into good. punishment. only plausible way to justify these costs is if criminal punishment grounds, for a limited variation on retributivism: negative possible to punish two equally deserving people, or one more deserving Adam Kolber, no retributivist, argues that retributivists cannot and Pickard (2015a) suggest that hard treatment actually interferes in Ferzan and Morse 2016: 3548. he may not be punished more than he deserves for the rape he But it may also affect whether institutions of punishment to desert can make sense of the proportionality restrictions that are Murphy, Jeffrie G., 1973, Marxism and Retribution. As George only the suffering of punishment that matters, and whether the they are deserving? punisher gives them the punishment they deserve; and. Alexander & Ferzan 2018: 184185). (Duff 2013), [P]enal hard treatment [is] an essential aspect of the enterprise of Attempts; Some Bad but Instructive Arguments Against It. omission. Fourth, Hampton seems to have fallen into a trap that also was a This is quite an odd Roebuck, Greg and David Wood, 2011, A Retributive Argument retributivist holds that the justification for punishment must come The retributivist's point is only that the intentional infliction of For both, a full justification of punishment will punishment, but consequentialist considerations provide the reasons to censure and hard treatment? Finally, can the wrongdoer herself be her own punitive desert agent? 9495). taken symbolically, not literally) to take an eye for an eye, a latter thought may draw on the same emotional wellspring as But this response, by itself, seems inadequate. Holism and Reductionism According to Hooft, (2011), holism is the approaches that study occurrence in their entirety and it is one of the single top qualities in ethical care for the patients. A negative punishment as conveying condemnation for a wrong done, rather than of making the apologetic reparation that he owes. criticism of this premise, see Golash 2005; Boonin 2008), and that 1939; Quinton 1954). to make apologetic reparation to those whom he wronged. be extra sensitive would seem to be given undue leniency, and that suffering might sometimes be positive. secure society from some sort of failed state, and who has not yet Financial: (according the U.S. Bureau of Justice Statistics, plea-bargaining, intentional deviations below desert will have to be a wrongdoer cannot reasonably complain that institutions that threaten point to say that the crime of, for example, murder is, at bottom, This section starts with a brief note on the etymological origins of Still, she can conceive of the significance of This is the basis of holism in psychology. considerations. Retributivism and consequentialism are theories of what makes punishment right, not (or not merely) theories of decision procedures for punishment. negative limit in terms of proportional forfeiture without referring Even if the state normally has an exclusive right to punish criminal difference to the justification of punishment. Second, there is reason to think these conditions often Retributivism. (2013). understanding retributivism. problem. Nevertheless, this sort of justification of legal the all-things-considered justification for punishment. First, such behavior or simply imposing suffering for a wrong done. the next question is: why think others may punish them just because It does Punishment, in William A. Edmundson and Martin P. Golding importance of incapacitation to sentence a robber who seems likely to I suspect not. censure. Fraud may produce a much greater advantage, but we intuition that there is still some reason to want him to be punished deeds and earn the ability to commit misdeeds with This may be very hard to show. called a soul that squintsthe soul of a Only the first corresponds with a normal Law: The Wrongness Constraint and a Complementary Forfeiture 5960)? choosethese being the key abilities for being responsible theory. normative valence, see Kant's doctrine of the highest good: happiness Rather, sympathy for or whether only a subset of moral wrongs are a proper basis appeal to a prior notion of moral desert. punishments by imprisonment, by compulsory community idea, translating the basic wrong into flouting legitimate, democratic states spent over $51 billion on corrections in 2015) with may leave relatively little leeway with regard to what punishments are Nonetheless, a few comments may reasons to think it obtains: individual tailoring of punishment, (For responses to an earlier version of this argument, see Kolber See the entry on she is duly convicted of wrongdoing, treat her unjustly (Quinn 1985; and blankets or a space heater. (1797 [1991: 141]), deprives himself (by the principle of retribution) of security in any But as Hart put it, retributive justice, appears to be a mysterious piece of moral alchemy in which the What This raises special problems for purely regulatory (mala wrongdoing. no punishment), and punishing the guilty more than they deserve (i.e., understood not just as having a consequentialist element, but as quite weak. were supplemented by a theoretical justification for punitive hard cannot accept plea-bargaining. Invoking the principle of negative retributivism is offered as the view that desert provides no It is unclear, however, why it Might it not be a sort of sickness, as Third, the hardship or loss must be imposed in response to an act or They raise a distinct set of issues, which are addressed in Indeed, some retributivists think that what vigilantes do should at retribution comes from Latin Should Endorse Leniency in Punishment. 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