Sentencing and Punishment

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Across
  1. 4. compulsory condition on an offender
  2. 7. ________ programs aim to rehabilitate offenders
  3. 8. R v ______ - appeal case where the defendant received a more harsh penalty due to previous convictions
  4. 10. aims to address the root cause of criminal behaviour
  5. 12. ________ guidelines are when a judge must refer to legislation when delivering a sentence
  6. 13. personal comments by a judge when delivering a sentence
  7. 16. _________ factors are those which make a crime more severe
  8. 18. _________ sentencing involves members of the ATSI community
  9. 19. something which discourages someone to commit an offence
  10. 21. _________ factors are those which make a crime less severe
  11. 22. reasons a judge gives for their decision
  12. 23. no conviction recorded - known as a _______ 10
Down
  1. 1. the Crimes (________ _______) Act 1999 outlines the process of delivering a sentence
  2. 2. ________ sentencing is when a judge must give a certain punishment for a specific crime
  3. 3. limiting the freedom of an offender to protect society
  4. 5. ________ guidelines are when a judge must refer to precedent when delivering a sentence
  5. 6. an official, recorded warning
  6. 9. ________ sentence - when you must be on good behaviour or else you will serve out your full sentence
  7. 11. community ________ order - community service
  8. 14. a criminal ________ notice is an on-the-spot fine
  9. 15. ensuring an offender pays a price for their actions
  10. 17. victim _______ statements outline how a victim suffered from a crime
  11. 20. a common mitigating factor where the offender feels sorry for their actions