| The policy implications of these studies appeared clear: the incapacitation of these chronic offenders could occasion major reductions in crime. |
| A device such as the interlock is a form of partial incapacitation. |
| Add this to the incapacitation benefit, and there is a clear and unambiguous case that locking up criminals is good for the community. |
| This medical condition could result in a sudden decrement in performance or in complete incapacitation. |
| Even the lowend estimates suggest that incapacitation prevents large numbers of crimes. |
| There was less support for what might be termed the more traditional purposes of sentencing, namely deterrence and incapacitation. |
