This chapter examines the tension between the justification and the punishment of civil disobedience, and theorists' common solutions to it, by focusing on two central questions: first, should the state punish civil disobedience? Second, should the civil disobedient accept punishment? It presents the...
Citizens either must follow the law or they must engage in suitablyconstrained civil disobedience. If they oppose a policy, they may not choose, forexample, simply to disregard it; they either must follow it (using legal means ofprotest if they wish) or use suitably constrained civil ...
2.to give punishment for.The teacher punishes disobedience.castigar ˈpunishableadjective (of offencesetc) able or likely to be punished by law.Driving without a licence is a punishable offence.punible,castigable ˈpunishmentnoun 1.the act of punishing or process of being punished.castigo ...
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Civil Disobedience and the Rule of Law: Punishing 'Good' Lawbreaking in a New Era of Protest Consistent with the intentions of the original practitioners of civil disobedience, activists in the new era of protest should welcome punishment for civil ... M Wilt 被引量: 0发表: 2017年 ...
We provide evidence for temporal displacement of illegal discharges of oil from shipping, a major source of ocean pollution, in response to a monitoring te... J Coffee 被引量: 6发表: 0年 Human and Civil Rights: Essential Primary Sources This volume of primary source documents focuses on leadi...
As a staunch supporter of the death penalty, I consider this to be a good thing for my state and its citizens. Indeed, restoring capital punishment is the will of the people, yet many voices are raised against it. Heated public debate centers on questions of deterrence, public safety, sent...
s modernization and commitment to the welfare state and has made the country perform as one of the leaders in the struggle for children’s rights. This chapter looks back at the political situation that has allowed the introduction of a legal ban on corporal punishment within the family, which...
1.to cause to suffer for a crime or fault.He was punished for stealing the money.castigar 2.to give punishment for.The teacher punishes disobedience.castigar ˈpunishableadjective (of offencesetc) able or likely to be punished by law.Driving without a licence is a punishable offence.punible,...
A parallel may be drawn between the communicative aspect of civil disobedience and the communicative aspect of lawful punishment by the state. In punishing an offender, the state seeks to communicate both its condemnation of the crime committed and its desire for repentance and reformation on the ...