Which sentencing principles objectively holds that an offender's criminal history should be taken into account in sentencing decisions?

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Darnell Perry

12 December, 14:48

Which sentencing principles objectively holds that an offender's criminal history should be taken into account in sentencing decisions?

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Fernanda Marshall · Answer 1

social debt

Explanation:

Social debt is one of the principles of sentencing. Sentencing refers to the criminal sanction imposed on an individual for any form of crime committed by him. It is given to an individual by a judicial authority. Social debt focuses on the issue that the history and past of any offender should be taken into consideration before any sentencing decision is made on the crime he had committed.