1) He deserved to be punished.
他应受惩罚。
2) They deserved their punishment.
他们应受惩罚。
3) subject to criminal punishment
应受惩罚性
4) criminal punishableness
应受刑罚惩罚性
1.
Is there any dependable standard for the state to impose criminal penalties to punish some kinds of actions(criminalization) and to let some other kinds of actions not to be punished(decriminalization)? How to ensure the freedom of citizens not to be infringed unjustly because of this kind of imposition(overcriminalization)? How to define or identify the criminal punishableness of a behavior, i.
国家用刑罚惩罚什么行为(犯罪化)和让什么行为不受惩罚(非犯罪化)以及如何保证公民自由不会因为这种刑罚惩罚而受到不当侵犯(过犯罪化)有什么可靠的标准吗?犯罪，作为应受刑罚惩罚的行为，其应受刑罚惩罚性或者说刑罚的界限到底如何理解和界定? 这些问题，关系到公民自由的范围与基本人权的保障。
5) Crime should be punished.
犯罪应受惩罚。
6) richly deserve (of) punishment
完全应受惩罚
补充资料：他们
1.代词。称自己和对方以外的若干人。
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