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AN INTEGRATIVE NOTION OF PUNISHMENT IN TRADITIONAL YORUBA CULTURE
A challenge confronting the study of punishment in contemporary society is the justification of the institution concerned with the deliberate infliction of suffering on an offender. Most of these justifications have been anchored on either of two competing theories, namely the utilitarian and retri...
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