GOVT 2305 questions 12. There is no evidence the death penalty deters crime. c. realist epistemology b. nominalist epist
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GOVT 2305 questions
12. There is no evidence the death penalty deters crime.
c. realist epistemologyb. nominalist epistemology d. nominalist ethics
13. The lack of evidence of deterrence is because thepsycho-social link between crime andpunishment has been broken by lengthy appeals processes andanti-death penalty advocacy.
a. nominalist metaphysics c. nominalist epistemologyb. realist epistemology
15. The death penalty violates our modern values. We arecivilized, not barbaric. c. realist ethics & politicsb. nominalist ethics & politics d. realist epistemology
16. But the definition of justice (getting what one deserves) isarguably universal.a. nominalist metaphysics b. realist ethics & politics d. nominalist ethics
17. The death penalty is inherently and always “cruel andunusual punishment.”a. nominalist metaphysics b. nominalist ethics d. realist metaphysics, ethics, politics
12. There is no evidence the death penalty deters crime.
c. realist epistemologyb. nominalist epistemology d. nominalist ethics
13. The lack of evidence of deterrence is because thepsycho-social link between crime andpunishment has been broken by lengthy appeals processes andanti-death penalty advocacy.
a. nominalist metaphysics c. nominalist epistemologyb. realist epistemology
15. The death penalty violates our modern values. We arecivilized, not barbaric. c. realist ethics & politicsb. nominalist ethics & politics d. realist epistemology
16. But the definition of justice (getting what one deserves) isarguably universal.a. nominalist metaphysics b. realist ethics & politics d. nominalist ethics
17. The death penalty is inherently and always “cruel andunusual punishment.”a. nominalist metaphysics b. nominalist ethics d. realist metaphysics, ethics, politics