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stocks The stocks and pillory were wooden frames that held the feet and head of an offender as a means of punishment.
pillory The stocks and pillory were wooden frames that held the feet and head of an offender as a means of punishment.
clergy People who are ordained in the Christian church are called the clergy.
curfew A curfew is a time by which people must return home.
colony A colony is a country that is under the control of another country.
magistrate A magistrate judges less serious cases in the court.
coroner A coroner investigates deaths.
penal If something is penal, it means it relates to punishment.
slum A slum is a poor and overcrowded area in a city.
custodial If something is custodial, it means it relates to imprisonment.
capital The death penalty is called capital punishment.
punishment The death penalty is called capital punishment.
corporal Physical pain as punishment is called corporal punishment.
punishment Physical pain as punishment is called corporal punishment.
deterrence A deterrence is something that discourages or stops someone from doing something.
humiliation Humiliation is state of being disgraced or shamed.
retribution Retribution is another word for revenge.

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