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WDW101Y1 Lecture : Lecture 3

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15 Mar 2011
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UTSG
Department
Woodsworth College Courses
Course
WDW101Y1
Professor
David Davies

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If the consequences are part of the definition, have caused those consequences. Section 177: everyone who loiters or prowls at night on the property of another person near a dwelling- house situated on that property is guilty of an offence punishable on summary conviction. Example 2: actus reus doesn"t always need physical touching. Causation may not be part of the definition in the criminal code. Every person who solicits any person in a public place for the purpose of prostitution is guilty of an offence punishable on summary conviction. Of women; to accost and importune (men) for immoral purposes. Policy question; was status offence but now refers to acts. Impedes the free flow of pedestrian or vehicular traffic with any person. For the purpose of engaging in prostitution: v. chase (1987, scc) Domain of sexology or the sexual behaviour of the human species. What have other courts decided: v. alderton (ont.

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Describes various consequences (punishments) for crimes committed as discussed in your textbook. Do you feel that deterrence works? Why or why not? (more than 250 words)

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The punishment given for crimes can be divided into two categories, the severity of punishment and the certainty of punishment. The severity of punishment means the sanctions a criminal may face, these range from low severity such as parole, community service and low fines, to high severity such as lethal injection, long prison sentence and high fines. The certainty of punishment is based on investigation techniques and higher resources for prosecutors, this ensures the evidence is accurately matched to the crime which would increase the severity of the punishment.