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Punishment serves as a deterrent and example from "summary" of Discipline and Punish by Michel Foucault

The idea that punishment serves as a deterrent and example is deeply ingrained in the history of penal systems. The use of punishment as a means of preventing future crimes has been a central feature of the justice system for centuries. By inflicting punishment on those who break the law, authorities hope to deter others from following in their footsteps. This deterrent effect is based on the belief that the fear of punishment will dissuade individuals from committing crimes, thus maintaining social order and preventing chaos. Punishment also serves as an example to the rest of society. By publicly punishing individuals who break the law, authorities send a message to others about the consequences of engaging in criminal behavior. This public spectacle of punishment is meant to act as a warning to potential wrongdoers, reminding them of the potential repercussions of their actions. In this way, punishment functions as a form of social control, shaping the behavior of individuals through the threat of punishment. The use of punishment as a deterrent and example is closely tied to the concept of power. In using punishment to control behavior, authorities exercise power ...
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    Discipline and Punish

    Michel Foucault

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