Complete the table below by identifying the type of sanction that would be imposed on each accused who either pleaded guilty or was found guilty of committing a crime in the case scenarios below, and two purposes of that sanction imposed.
CASE SCENARIOS | TYPE OF SANCTION | TWO PURPOSES OF SANCTION |
Maddie pleaded guilty to murdering her best friend Claire. The judge imposed an appropriate sanction during her sentencing. | Imprisonment | punishment, deterrence, denunciation, protection and rehabilitation |
The Magistrates’ Court has ordered Timothy to pay a sum of money for speeding in a school zone. | Fine | punishment, deterrence, denunciation |
Robyn has been ordered by a Magistrate to not drive for a period of time due to her repeated traffic/ driving offences. | cancellation or suspension of a driver’s licence | punishment, deterrence, denunciation |
Bob is required to complete 20 hours a week of community work after being found guilty of committing an offence. | Community correction order | punishment, deterrence, denunciation, and rehabilitation |
Christian has pleaded guilty to committing a crime under the influence of both drugs and alcohol. A Magistrate sentenced him to what sanction? | Drug treatment order | punishment, deterrence, denunciation, protection and rehabilitation |
A jury found Lucy guilty of selling large quantities of cocaine to the public. During her sentencing, the judge considered certain factors before imposing a sanction. | Imprisonment | punishment, deterrence, denunciation, protection and rehabilitation |