punishment

punishment
наказание

punishment as a deterrent — наказание как средство устрашения;

punishment endured — отбытое наказание;

on pain of punishment — под страхом наказания;

to commute punishment — смягчать наказание;

to give punishment — наказывать;

to make punishment fit the crime — назначить наказание соразмерно совершённому преступлению;

to mitigate punishment — смягчать наказание

- additional punishment
- alternative punishment
- authority punishment
- brutal punishment
- capital punishment
- common-law punishment
- commuted punishment
- corporal punishment
- cruel punishment
- cruel and unusual punishment
- cumulative punishment
- defamatory punishment
- degrading punishment
- drastic punishment
- due-course-of-law punishment
- enhanced punishment
- express punishment
- expressly prescribed maximum punishment
- expressly prescribed minimum punishment
- extrajudicial punishment
- harsh punishment
- heavy punishment
- ignominious punishment
- judicial punishment
- lawful punishment
- legislative punishment
- lenient punishment
- maximum punishment
- minimum punishment
- mulctary punishment
- non-judicial punishment
- penitentiary punishment
- prescribed punishment
- primary punishment
- prison punishment
- public punishment
- reduced punishment
- remitted punishment
- second punishment
- separate punishment for each offence
- separate punishment
- serious punishment
- statutory punishment
- stiff punishment
- summary punishment
- threatening punishment
- unremitted punishment
- unusual punishment
- usual punishment
- vicarious punishment
- infamous punishment
- severe punishment

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