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| An act against the will of God. |
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| The idea that punishments should make criminals pay for what they have done wrong. |
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| Being responsible for ones actions |
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| Punishments that change criminals so that they will not commit the crime again |
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| The death penalty for a crime or offence. |
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| A reoccurring compulsion to engage in an activity regardless of the consequences. |
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| Rules made by parliament and enforceable by the courts. |
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| Punishment that is of such a nature that puts the person off committing the crime again. |
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| The act of evaluating people and their actions. |
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| Giving out rewards and punishments fairly. |
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