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Which of the following does not explains the aim of deterrent theory?

Option: 1

To prevent the criminals from attempting any crime or repeating the same crime in future


Option: 2

To provide justice to the victim.


Option: 3

To deter other member of the society from committing the same offence.


Option: 4

To inculcate moral obligation within people.


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In Deterrent theory of punishment, the term “DETER” means to abstain from doing any wrongful act. The main aim of this theory is to “deter” (to prevent) the criminals from attempting any crime or repeating the same crime in future. So, it states that deterring crime by creating a fear is the objective; to set or establish an example for the individuals or the whole society by punishing the criminal. Hence the correct option is d.

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