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What are criminal penalties imposed by courts after a guilty plea or finding of guilt called?

Sanctions

How many specific purposes can Victorian courts use when imposing sanctions?

Five

What does the principle of parsimony ensure?

Sentences are not excessively harsh

What represents the ultimate form of punishment in Australian society?

Imprisonment & deprivation of freedom

Which two types of punishment has Australia abolished as inhumane?

Capital & corporal punishment

Which type of deterrence aims to stop the particular offender from committing further crimes?

Specific deterrence

For which type of offences is denunciation particularly emphasized as a sentencing purpose?

Family violence offences

How is the purpose of protection typically achieved in sentencing?

Through imprisonment

For which group of offenders is rehabilitation particularly important as a sentencing purpose?

Young offenders

How many purposes do courts usually achieve with any given sentence?

At least two purposes

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