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The history Of Punishment

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Medieval Punishment

Modern punishment

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Medieval Punishments

One of the oldest forms of punishments is stoning to death or beheading

Medieval hunters used to have some of their ringers cut off. For serious crimes, offenders were usually hanged In some places, they might have been killed by being thrown off a cliff or burned alive

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Victorian punishment

Some prisoners were sentenced to hard labour, they had to do tough physical work. They were made to turn a crank, a heavy metal handle or walk on treadmills hundreds of times a day as punishment.

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Modern punishment

Punishments tend to be aimed at loss of liberty

Punisments are not aimed at humilation, pain or death, but that doesn't mean they aren't bad. Prison is aimed to keep dangerous people away from the public Fines put people off minor crimes Community service helps to repair the damage

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• More humane.
• Doesn't put people off as much.
• Rehabilitation over punishment.
• Tries to help you get better rather than putting you off or making you unable to do the thing.

• Inhumane.
• Strong and discourages people.
• It will often end in the death penalty.
• Tries to embarrass or wound you and makes it physicaly impossible for you to do it again.

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Mideval

• Humane
• Dosen't put people off as much
• Rehabilitation over punishment
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11964, last execution in britan,, 1970 burning alive abolished,

1872 - The stocks are abolished

1868 Last PUBLIC execution

1941 Last person dies in the tower of london

They were used to punish people for crimes such as swearing or drunkness

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1970 - Burning Alive abolished

1999 Corporal punishment is abolished in private schools in England

1964 Last execution in Britan

Crimes that might earn you going into the firepit would be coin forgery, arson

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Early Methods of Death Penalty

First death penalty laws established in 18th century B.C in code of King Hammurabi of Babylon This incuded methods such as crucifixion, drowning, impalement, beating to death and burning to death.

• Hanging was popular in the 10th century AD
• Banned in the next century by william the conqueror
• Used agin by Henry VIII in the 16 century

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