. What problems in the legal system is Beccaria addressing? In what ways were these ideas radical?

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gavmur [86]2 years ago

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Beccaria's views on these two issues are both his most famous and most influential ideas, affecting many important figures in many different countries. These figures include Thomas Jefferson, John Adams, and Voltaire, to name only a few.

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mojhsa [17]2 years ago

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The answer: With the creation of criminal laws and a criminal justice system, a rational form of punishment must also be created. Beccaria was very much against the cruel and arbitrary punishments of the day, but he did feel that the government had the right and duty to punish those individuals that threatened the society.

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