Hazir perhaps misworded but if so you still willfully followed the letter and not the plain spirit of what he wrote. What he (and the court) meant is that you can't ever have your penal system only punish someone (not everyone, but anyone). That there is no such thing as a sentence that is or can be justified purely on punishment grounds. If it doesn't have all the other components necessary (such as rehabilitation or protection of the public), then it is very much in the wrong.Originally Posted by RandBlade
Yeah because the British have a judicial system that ONLY punishes. Because Britain has only ever had 49 people alive convicted.
Try dealing with some facts and not hyperbole
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