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• Such laws serve the valid penological goals of incapacitation and deterrence.
• Prosecutors prior widespread discretion over cases has declined since the enactment of new penological guidelines.
• It was a new penological era.
• Offender tagging has subsequently become widely used in penological reform in Britain and throughout the world.
• The state s increased paternalistic role led to the pursuit of a welfare penological philosophy model.
• The judge ruled the law was not " rationally related to legitimate penological objectives ."
• The period after the penological reform in 1969 was particularly linked to the personality of Nicolae Ceausescu.
• The distinction may seem laughable to you, but that just reflects an unfamiliarity with penological theories.
• Gault fundamentally changed the penological landscape because the decision mandated an extension of due process rights to juveniles.
• An incentive for ruleless prison management disserves the State's penological goals and jeopardizes the welfare of prisoners.
• The Amnesty report also criticized the sheriff's chain gangs as a publicity stunt with no penological value.
• As the discussion of penological theory becomes more complex, scholars also define incapacitation, denunciation, and rehabilitation.
• The Netherlands criminal code is based on the Napoleonic Code, imposed during the time of the rehabilitative penological focus.
• The court also said executing the mentally retarded " is grossly disproportionate and serves no valid penological purpose ."
• Eighth Amendment " because of unreliability, arbitrariness, and " unconscionably long delays that undermine the death penalty's penological purpose ."
• That might be permissible, McAllister said, depending on the " penological interest " to be served by the requirement to confess.
• He said New Jersey's " sweepingly broad " ban did not address any penological interests that would justify the law's restrictions.
• The county, Fletcher wrote, simply didn't prove " that such a far reaching prohibition is ` reasonably related'to legitimate penological interests ."
• This consensus unquestionably reflects widespread judgment about the relative culpability of mentally retarded offenders, and the relationship between mental retardation and the penological purposes served by the death penalty,
• The use of electronic monitoring raises a host of policy issues _ penological, ethical, technological and fiscal _ that are the province of the Legislature, not the judiciary,