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Jordanian writer Ali al-Tarawneh believes that traditional punishments may not be enough on their own to combat terrorist crimes, particularly given the possibility that convicted offenders may return to extremism after serving their sentences. He calls for a review of legislation and tougher penalties for serious crimes, potentially including the death penalty where permitted by law and following a fair trial, while stressing that embracing extremist ideas alone should not be punished in the absence of a proven crime. He also emphasizes the need for specialized intellectual, psychological, and social rehabilitation programs, with their effectiveness monitored, to balance deterrence and justice with the protection of society.
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