Correct option is C
The
Reformative Theory of punishment views crime as a
disease that can be cured through the reformation of the offender, focusing on rehabilitation rather than mere punishment.
Information Booster:
The
Reformative Theory emphasizes the rehabilitation of criminals, treating crime as a
social issue that can be corrected through proper care and education.
Additional Information:
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Option (a): Preventive Theory focuses on
preventing future crimes through incapacitation.
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Option (b): Deterrent Theory seeks to
deter others from committing crimes through fear of punishment.
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Option (d): Retributive Theory is based on the idea of
revenge or
retribution, rather than reform.
