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In determining the appropriate punishment for a given crime, Bentham argued that in addition to the considering the act itself, the Court should account for:

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MCQs on the main theories in contemporary political thought – especially ideas and beliefs about the major political belief systems, or political ideologies, that have shaped the world.


In determining the appropriate punishment for a given crime, Bentham argued that in addition to the considering the act itself, the Court should account for:






 
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