During the sentencing phase in his courtroom, Judge Jones gives a little speech to all the defendants who are found guilty of a crime. He does this to explain to the defendants the goals and the philosophy of punishment. Judge Jones invites juveniles into his courtroom during sentencing hearings so they will understand that people who continue to commit crimes will be punished for their actions. He does this because he is a firm believer that punishment should be public. Judge Jones also believes that punishments should be immediate and necessary. Whose principles does Judge Jones advocate?

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Judge Jones's principles align with those of Cesare Beccaria, who advocated for public, immediate, and necessary punishment as a deterrent to crime.

During the Sentencing Phase in His Courtroom, Judge Jones Gives