Perhaps the most universally accepted argument against utilitarian thinking has to do with deterrence. As our text suggests, a central tenet on the list of arguments posited against capital punishment is that it does not matter who is punished for a crime, only that punishment is swift, stern, and public. Write an essay about deterrence, how this argument works, and how police officers must take care in this regard; they must avoid any propensity to "punish just anybody" in order to maintain order on their beats.
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Q29: When it comes to deterrence, utilitarian logic
A)
Q30: Why do the authors suggest that utilitarianism
Q31: Rule utilitarianism
A) is another name for ethical
Q32: In utilitarianism
A) it is permissible to focus
Q33: Utilitarianism exploits available time of police by
Q34: Utilitarian logic
A) is never used to rationalize
Q35: Act utilitarianism
A) is another name for ethical
Q36: Both in Box 8.1 and at the
Q38: Under utilitarianism, a particular act may be
Q39: Limitations of utilitarianism include
A) it is difficult
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