But there is considerable academic debate about whether deterrence is a legitimate sentencing goal and whether, even if it is, there is any evidence to show it is effective.
The result of the alterations to the DNA damage response is that Fhit-deficient cells escape their legitimate death sentence, with some of them carrying unrepaired or misrepaired DNA lesions that will contribute to further clonal expansion, as shown by the transformation and increased HPRT mutations exhibited by the UVC-surviving colonies.
He also believed that rehabilitation, along with punishment, deterrence and healing victims, was a legitimate goal of sentencing.
Justice Thurgood Marshall, writing in dissent, said the result of this empty standard "is covertly to legitimate convictions and sentences obtained on the basis of incompetent conduct by defense counsel".
But for an increasing number of Republicans, that one word — "legitimate" — in that one sentence, "If it's a legitimate rape, the female body has ways to try to shut that whole thing down," was too much to bear.
But if it rules that whole-life sentences are legitimate, the prisons of England and Wales might become that little bit more unstable.
Notice how much lazy presumption is tucked into the sentence: "solely because," "legitimate outlet" and "urges they could not control".
Another problem is that it takes legitimate cases of mou to include inferences from a negative sentence to another negative sentence, such as from "a cart is wood, but riding a cart is not riding wood" to "a boat is wood, but riding in a boat is not riding in wood".
There, he'll serve some portion of his sentence and perhaps get a more legitimate hearing in the Canadian courts.
Candidates who do try to say more than two sentences tend to trip up on "legitimate rape" blunders or "abortion causes cancer" misstatements.
