Types og punishment Match the parts

 supervised release to the community

less serious crimes

a monetary penalty imposed on an offender and paid to the court

the practice of requiring offenders to fi nancially compensate crime victims for the damage the offenders caused

the infliction of physical pain

performing services for the state or community

execution of an offender

confinement in jail or prison for a period of time

obtaining an early release from incarceration while remaining free, provided an offender meets certain conditions

more serious crimes

the law of equal retaliation, a form of corporal punishment that demanded “an eye for an eye”