To willingly accept some cost to ourselves in order to ensure that those who violate laws and social norms suffer consequences for their behavior is referred to as:

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Altruistic punishment refers to the behavior of punishing someone for violating social norms or laws, even if doing so comes at a personal cost. This type of punishment is seen as altruistic because it benefits the larger community by deterring future violations and maintaining social order.

To Willingly Accept Some Cost to Ourselves in Order to Ensure