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Punishment is the
imposition of an
undesirable or
unpleasant outcome upon a
group or individual,
meted out by an authority—in
contexts ranging from child...
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Capital punishment, also
known as the
death penalty, is a government-sanctioned
practice whereby a
person is put to
death by the
state as a
punishment for...
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Corporal punishment or
physical punishment is a
punishment intended to
cause physical pain to a person. It is most
often practised on minors, especially...
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Crime and
Punishment (pre-reform Russian: Преступленіе и наказаніе; post-reform Russian: Преступление и наказание, tr. Prestupléniye i nakazániye,...
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Capital punishment is a
legal death penalty in India. It has been
carried out in five
instances since 1995,
while a
total of twenty-six
executions have...
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Capital punishment is a
legal penalty in the
United States,
currently used by 29 states, the
federal government, and the military. Its
existence can be...
- This is a list of
methods of
capital punishment, also
known as execution. "North
Korea dictator Kim Jong Un's executions: anti-aircraft guns, flamethrowers...
- evil
souls are
subjected to
punitive suffering,
often torture as
eternal punishment after death.
Religions with a
linear divine history often depict ****...
- of the use of
capital punishment by country. Globally, of the 195
United Nations states, 55
countries retain capital punishment, 104
countries have completely...
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School corporal punishment refers to
inflicting deliberate physical and
emotional pain or
discomfort in
response to
undesired behavior by
students in schools...