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Punishment must be consistent and fair from "summary" of Crime Without Punishment by John L. McClellan

The principle that punishment must be consistent and fair is fundamental to the functioning of any justice system. In order for the legal system to maintain credibility and legitimacy, individuals must be able to trust that they will be treated fairly and equitably under the law. When punishments are inconsistent or arbitrary, it undermines public confidence in the legal system and can lead to feelings of resentment and injustice. Consistency in punishment means that individuals who commit similar offenses should receive similar penalties. This principle is essential for ensuring that justice is administered impartially and without bias. If individuals perceive that punishments are handed out arbitrarily, based on factors such as race, class, or personal connections, it erodes trust in the legal system and undermines the rule of law. Fairness in punishment requires that individua...
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    Crime Without Punishment

    John L. McClellan

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