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According to Salmond, which theory of punishment out of the following, is in itself not a remedy for…

Salmond regarded "Retributive" punishment as in itself no remedy for the mischief of the offence but an aggravation of it, inviting further pain and offensive to humanity.

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According to Salmond, which theory of punishment out of the following, is in itself not a remedy for the mischief of the offence but an aggravation of it and it invites pain and suffering and is offensive to the considerations of the humanity?

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Salmond regarded "Retributive" punishment as in itself no remedy for the mischief of the offence but an aggravation of it, inviting further pain and offensive to humanity.

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