Question

For classical criminologists, crime is solved through:

• A. The arbitrary use of power, harsh punishment and control
• B. An effective and efficient use of a just and fair process, culminating in punishing the offender only as much as is necessary to pay for the crime they committed
• C. Ensuring that the intentions of the offender are central to deciding whether to convict and how much punishment to use
• D. All the above

Answer 1

Answer: (B)

An effective and efficient use of a just and fair process, culminating in punishing the offender only as much as is necessary to pay for the crime they committed

Answer 2

The correct option is (B): An effective and efficient use of a just and fair process, culminating in punishing the offender only as much as is necessary to pay for the crime they committed