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The results were better, and the costs far lower, than with the traditional retributive approach.

"It is the idea of the victim never falling into retributive justice."

Some might see in this a properly retributive end to a year of excess.

Judgment is frequently thought of in a retributive and future context.

I see the band of retributive justice in that, Inspector.

Consequently, the end result was still a serious violation of retributive justice.

The official policy at the gubernatorial level is entirely retributive.

Those who support it do so on self-defense or retributive justice grounds.

Notice that this killing would not be retributive but preventive.

Hill said he viewed the acts as defensive rather than retributive.

Nemesis, the goddess of retributive justice, was above human law.

The naive retributive spin: He should have been sentenced to death.

One problem is how to give the retributive principle a moral grounding in the first place.

Retributive justice is the main theme of the story.

Its people lived in the shadow of retributive justice.

Yet there is a dark side - a retributive side - to Minnesota.

As penal aims, they both led to injustice in retributive terms.

Rehabilitation represented a much more comprehensive rejection of retributive justice.

He cautioned that retributive justice would not heal the nation's wounds.

This section considers the two major accounts of retributive justice, and their answers to these questions.

And his child isn't the only one harboring retributive sets.

I am convinced that retributive justice and the commitment to reconciliation are not contradictory.

A coherent classical position by no means precludes the issue of retributive justice.

He had done that, now: discerned retributive fate, seeking him.

The king hates them both, and he will thank us, if we change his hatred into retributive justice."