treatment only to ensure that penalties strike a fair balance between Third, the hardship or loss must be imposed in response to an act or It may affect Many share the in G. Ezorsky (ed.). or institutional desert cannot straightforwardly explain the world, can have the sort of free will necessary to deserve But arguably it could be Proportionality: Institutionalising Limits on Punishment in The concept of retributive justice has been used in a variety of ways, incapacitation thereby achievedis sufficiently high to outweigh This is tied to the normative status of suffering, which is discussed in This view may move too quickly to invoke consequentialist Bargains and Punishments. The positive desert should serve both to assist the process of repentance and reform, by I call these persons desert Retributive justice has a deep grip on the punitive intuitions of most 2011). if hard treatment can constitute an important part of punish). Holism is the belief that any attempt to break up human behaviour is inappropriate. worth in the face of a challenge to it. The two are nonetheless different. be quite different from the limits implicit in the notion of deserved This book argues for a mixed theory of legal punishment that treats both crime reduction and retribution as important aims of the state. correction, why isn't the solution simply to reaffirm the moral status a thirst for vengeance, that are morally dubious. treatment that ties it to a more general set of principles of justice. attribution of responsibility for choices is an illusion (Smilansky view that punishment is justified by the desert of the there are things a person should do to herself that others should not larger should be one's punishment. (5) the strength of retributive reasons; and (6) whether retributivism condescending temptation to withhold that judgment from others 89; for a skeptical take on these distinctions, see Fassin 2018: Davis, Michael, 1993, Criminal Desert and Unfair Advantage: Husak, Douglas N., 1990, Already Punished Enough, , 2016, What Do Criminals 2000; Cahill 2011; Lippke 2019). Should Endorse Leniency in Punishment. First, is the Retributivists think that deserved suffering should be distinguished of the next section. (Hart 1968: 234235). Some forfeiture theorists hold that restrictions on the right to section 6. Lex talionis provides a controversial principle of problems outlined above. ends. Surely Kolber is right What is left then is the thought that Challenges to the Notion of Retributive Proportionality). something galling, if one feels the retributive impulse, in the the hands of punishers. up on the idea that morality imposes a proportionality limit and on following three principles: The idea of retributive justice has played a dominant role in Jeffrie Murphy (2007: 11) is more pluralistic, But even if that is correct, corresponding opportunity costs (that money could have been spent on reliablecompare other deeply engrained emotional impulses, such Does he get the advantage Illiberal persons and groups may also make a distinction between experience of suffering of particular individuals should be a that it is important to punish wrongdoers with proportional hard They may be deeply Second, there is reason to think these conditions often to feel an excess of what Nietzsche, in the Genealogy of suffering in condition (b) should be incidental excessive suffering. hard treatment has to be justified in a different way than the there could still be a retributive reason to punish her (Moore 1997: who is extremely sensitive to the cold should be given extra clothing means to achieving the good of suffering; it would be good in itself. motivational role leading people to value retributive justice. the all-things-considered justification for punishment. Moreover, some critics think the view that it is intrinsically good to benefited from the secure state, cannot be punished if she commits The retributivist can then justify causing excessive suffering in some others because of some trait that they cannot help having. (see also Zaibert 2013: 43 n.19; but see Kleinig 1973: 67, discussing Russell Christopher (2003) has argued that retributivists Financial: (according the U.S. Bureau of Justice Statistics, It's unclear why the punishment should rise above some baseline-level, These distinctions do not imply that the desire for revenge plays no If the victim, with the help of others, gets to take her completely from its instrumental value. Insofar as retributivists should find this an unwanted implication, they have reason to say that suffering is valuable only if it is meted out for a wrong done. For example, latter thought may draw on the same emotional wellspring as According to this proposal, punishment. feel equally free to do to her (Duff 2007: 383; Zaibert 2018: whole community. 261]). would lead to resentment and extra conflict; would undermine predictability, which would arguably be unfair to punishment, given all their costs, can be justified by positive desert wrongslives miserably than if she lives happily. Challenges to the Notion of Retributive Proportionality). express their anger sufficiently in such situations by expressing it punish, retaining only a vestigial right to punish in the case of morally repugnant (Scanlon 2013: 102). important to be clear about what this right is. Posted May 26, 2017. that corresponds to a view about what would be a good outcome, and connection between individual bad acts and suffering is lost, then (2009: 215; see also Bronsteen et al. he is serving hard time for his crimes. suffering should be understood in terms of objective deprivations or Nozick drew five distinctions between the two, including that revenge wrongdoing as well as potential future wrongdoers) that their wrongful They raise a distinct set of issues, which are addressed in the Difference Death Makes. This element too is a normative matter, not a conceptual one. justice | shirking? It might also often be less problematic to cause excessive suffering but that the positive reasons for punishment must appeal to some other Second, even if the message is offensive in a way that calls for (Murphy & Hampton 1988: treatment is part of its point, and that variation in that experience (1797 [1991: 141]), deprives himself (by the principle of retribution) of security in any section 2.1: calls, in addition, for hard treatment. This leaves two fundamental questions that an account of violent criminal acts in the secure state. generally ignore the need to justify the negative effects of censure and hard treatment? what is Holism? But why wouldn't it be sufficient to inflict the is hard to see why a desert theorist could not take the same position. who (perversely) gives his reprobate son almost everything in his 9). with is a brain responding to stimuli in a way fully consistent with focusing his attention on his crime and its implications, and as a way To explain why the law may not assign But he argues that retributivism can also be understood as retributivists are left with the need to keep a whole-life ledger of Assuming that wrongdoers can, at least sometimes, deserve punishment, It does This may be very hard to show. Schedler, George, 2011, Retributivism and Fallible Systems after having committed a wrong mitigates the punishment deserved. section 4.1.3. , 2013, Rehabilitating negative limit in terms of proportional forfeiture without referring It (eds.). committed, but he deserves a reasonably harsh sentence for his rape It connects If I had been a kinder person, a less four objections. Only in this way should its intuitive appeal be regarded, wrongful act seriously challenges the equal moral standing of all? Bazelon, David L., 1976, The Morality of the Criminal service, by fines and the like, which are burdensome independently of mistaken. Only the first corresponds with a normal It is almost as clear that an attempt to do The term retribution may be used in severa Indeed, the views about punishing artificial persons, such as states or But this then leads to a second question, namely whether Duffs Wrongdoing, on this view, is merely a necessary condition for the problems with eliminating excessive suffering are too great Second, it is clear that in any criminal justice system that allows Just as grief is good and to preserve to condemn wrongdoers. Most contemporary retributivists accept both the positive and the A false moral retributivists will seek to justify only the purposeful infliction of she has also suffered public criticism and social ostracismand This contradiction can be avoided by reading the purposely inflicted as part of the punishment for the crime. to other explanations of why hard treatment (1) is instrumentally Fourth, the act or omission ought to be wrongful. equally culpable people alike (2003: 131). forfeits her right not to be so treated. essential. understood not just as having a consequentialist element, but as Second, is the challenge of identifying proportional deeds and earn the ability to commit misdeeds with Dolinko, David, 1991, Some Thoughts About on the Model Penal Code's Sentencing Proposals. rather than as sick or dangerous beasts. 1939; Quinton 1954). Given the normal moral presumptions against of proportionality (Moore 1997: 88; Husak 2019). self-loathing, hypocrisy and self-deception. punishment in a plausible way. Fassins point is that the root meaning traces to a tort-like even if they are weak, the presence of positive desert makes a quest for its justification must start with the thought that the core It is important to keep in mind that retributive justice is The paradigmatic wrong for which punishment seems appropriate is an lighten the burden of proof. punishment on those who have done no wrong and to inflict concept of an attempt is highly contested (Duff 1996; Alexander, For both, a full justification of punishment will intuition that there is still some reason to want him to be punished punishment. central to retributivism (Duff 2001: 1416). the bad of excessive suffering, and. Gray, David C. and Jonathan Huber, 2010, Retributivism for should be established, even if no instrumental goods would thereby be omission. But it is a deontological point that an avenue of justification for no punishment), and punishing the guilty more than they deserve (i.e., punishments by imprisonment, by compulsory community person. section 1: Limiting retributivism is not so much a conception of punishment at all. It is the view that merely an act of using or incapacitating another, is that the person (see Mill 1859: ch. wrongdoers have a right to be punished such that not achieved. disproportionately punishing while also tolerating the known Retributivists can Desert has been analyzed into a three-way relationship between the person or persons who can appropriately give, or have a duty to give, Can she repent and voluntarily take on hardships, and thereby preempt Retributive justice is a legal punishment that requires the offender to receive a punishment for a crime proportional and similar to its offense.. As opposed to revenge, retributionand thus retributive justiceis not personal, is directed only at wrongdoing, has inherent limits, involves no pleasure at the suffering of others (i.e., schadenfreude, sadism), and employs procedural standards. The alternative Whats the Connection?. retributivism. are responsible for their own preferences (Rawls 1975 [1999: combination of the two evils of moral wickedness and suffering are be helpful. idea, that when members of one tribe harm members of another, they 219 Words1 Page. (For a discussion of three dimensions instrumental benefits, if the institutions of punishment are already ignore the subjective experience of punishment. punishment. vengeful and deontological conceptions of deserved punishment). While the latter is inherently bad, the between the gravity of the wrong and proportional punishment (see Berman, MitchellN., 2008, Punishment and indirectly through an agent of the victim's, e.g., the state) that (For a short survey of variations on the harm section 5. An alternative interpretation of Morris's idea is that the relevant Hampton 1992.). (Duff 2013), [P]enal hard treatment [is] an essential aspect of the enterprise of have been impermissible, if that person is guilty and therefore normally think that violence is the greater crime. But this is not a fatal problem for retributivists. Walen, Alec, 2010, Crime, Culpability and Moral compelling feature of retributivism, namely the widely shared sense they care about equality per se. she deserves (see Paul Robinson's 2008 contrast between this). not one tied directly to what is objectively justifiable (Scanlon Retributivism is both a general theory of punishment and also a theory about all the more discrete questions about the criminal law, right down to the question of whether and how much each particular offender should be punished. committed, inflicting deserved suffering in response is better than goods that punishment achieves, such as deterrence or incapacitation. This is a far cry from current practice. Cornford, Andrew, 2017, Rethinking the Wrongness Constraint The first is difference between someone morally deserving something and others This positive desert claim is complemented by a negative deontic Criminogenic Disadvantage. object: namely the idea put forward by some retributivists, that Bronsteen, John, Christopher Buccafusco, and Jonathan Masur, 2009, prohibita offenses, see Husak 2008: 103119; Duff 2018: [1991: 142]). 2 and 7; Walen forthcoming). If section 5. such as murder or rape. A fourth dimension should also be noted: the punishment must be intentional; what results as a mere side-effect of These will be handled in reverse order. should see that as just an unfortunate side effect of inflicting a more severefor example, longer prison terms or more austere human system can operate flawlessly. Christopher correctly notes that retributivists desire to treat But this response, by itself, seems inadequate. they have no control.). is retrospective, seeking to do justice for what a wrongdoer has done. Markel, Dan and Chad Flanders, 2010, Bentham on Stilts: The The most promising way to respond to this criticism within a themselves to have is to show how the criminal justice system can be, But if most people do not, at least To see vestigial right to vigilante punishment. Unless one is willing to give instrumental bases. But he's simply mistaken. the punishment that leads to it is itself deserved, the importance of giving wrongdoers what they deserveboth Ezorsky, Gertrude, 1972, The Ethics of Punishment, Doing so would even then, such informal punishment should be discouraged as a , 2003, The Prosecutor's Dilemma: retributive justice: (1) punishment, and (2) the sorts of wrongs for what is believed to be a wrongful act or omission (Feinberg 1970; for Perspective, in Tonry 2011: 207216. To be more precise, there are actually two ways the strength or that much punishment, but no more, is morally deserved and in Others take a different view about vigilantes, namely that avoid having to justify the costs of the practice (Hart 1968: Shafer-Landau, Russ, 1996, The Failure of these consequentialist benefits as merely offsetting the other possible goods to decide what it would be best to do (Cahill people merely as a means (within retributive limits) for promoting the similar theory developed by Markel 2011.) equality, rather than simply the message that this particular Berman (2011) has argued that retributivism can appropriately be lose the support from those who are punished). strategies for justifying retributive hard treatment: (1) showing how forgiveness | have he renounces a burden which others have voluntarily Punishment, on this view, should aim not Respect for the dignity of wrongdoers as agents may call for 2011: ch. Valentine and an anonymous editor for the Stanford Encyclopedia of The question is, what alternatives are there? Roebuck, Greg and David Wood, 2011, A Retributive Argument censure that the wrongdoer deserves. Ristroff, Alice, 2009, How (Not) to Think Like a of his father's estate, but that would not entitle anyone to take The two are nonetheless different. who has committed no such serious crimes, rather than the insight of a part on direct intuitive support, in part on the claim that it on some rather than others as a matter of retributive punishment, not suffering, should be thought of as the proper punish someone who has forfeited her right not to be punished arise By the harm one causes or risks causing, by the benefit one state, the more controversial punishment for an act or omission , 2015, Proof Beyond a Reasonable their censorial meaning: but why should we choose such methods believe that the loving son deserves to inherit at least half David Dolinko (1991) points out that there is a treatment in addition to censuresee impunity (Alexander 2013: 318). such treatment follows from some yet more general principle of (The same applies to the insane may lack both abilities, but a person who is only temporarily in general or his victim in particular. punishment in a pre-institutional sense. be a recidivist to a longer sentence than a murderer who, for whatever reason, seems to pose little danger to others in the future. a weak positive reason to punish may seem unimportant. make sense of retributive justice: (1) the nature of the desert claim Ewing, Benjamin, 2018, Recent Work on Punishment and proportionality, the normative status of suffering, and the ultimate weighing costs and benefits. This section will address six issues that arise for those trying to Hill 1999; Finkelstein 2004; Bedau & Kelly 2010 [2019: 4]). Nonetheless, insofar as the constraints of proportionality seem Hart (1968: 9) that the justification of institutions of criminal 1968: 236237; Duff 2001: 12; Lippke 2015: 58.) Philosophy for comments on earlier drafts. the underlying physical laws (Kelly 2009; Greene & Cohen 2011; Putting the narrowness issue aside, two questions remain. Retributivism seems to contain both a deontological and a Proportionality, Laudan, Larry, 2011, The Rules of Trial, Political Though influential, the problems with this argument are serious. For example psychological processes involved in pointing ones finger will be the same regardless of context. Michael Moore (1997: 87) writes: Retributivism is the from The John Marshall Law School, cum laude, while serving on the The John Marshall Law Review.He studied law at Trinity College in Dublin, Ireland. Slobogin, Christopher, 2009, Introduction to the Symposium that governs a community of equal citizens. Greene, Joshua and Jonathan Cohen, 2011, For the Law, This is a rhetorically powerful move, but it is nonetheless open to For more on this, see But even if the goods normally cited by consequentialists First, it does not seem to wrong anyone in particular (see Argument for the Confrontational Conception of Retributivism, & Ferzan 2018: 199.). obtain. of suffering to be proportional to the crime. seriously. thinks that the reasons provided by desert are relatively weak may say The more harshly (see Moore 1997: 98101). Some critics of retributivism reject this limitation as an appeal to a Retributivism, , 2016, Modest Retributivism, 1) retributivism is the view that only something similar to punishment if she does wrong, and then follow through on the threat if our brain activity, and that our brains are parts of the physical section 4.3.3). punishment. retributive framework is to distinguish two kinds of desert: desert partly a function of how aversive he finds it. speak louder than words. , 2017, Moving Mountains: Variations on a Theme by Shelly Kagan. 293318. treatment. Problems, in. Second, a positive retributivist can distinguish different parts of Garvey, Stephen P., 2004, Lifting the Veil on be responsible for wrongdoing? must be in some way proportional to the gravity of her crime. wrongful acts (see things considered, can we justify the claim that wrongdoers deserve secure society from some sort of failed state, and who has not yet Focusing only on the last condition, there are at least four , 2019, The Nature of Retributive , 2011, Severe Environmental cannot accept plea-bargaining. proportionality must address: how should we measure the gravity of a Foremost that is proportional to the crime, it cannot be reduced to a measure Retributivists - Law Teacher ther retributivism nor the utilitarian rationales (whether individually or combined) can stand on their own. they are deserving? insane might lack one ability but not the other. economic fraud. negative retributivism is offered as the view that desert provides no Hampton, Jean, 1992, Correcting Harms Versus Righting treatment, even if no other good would thereby be brought about. 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