DenmarkGrundloven, rettigheder og retssamfundet 25 · Constitution, rule of law, rights and duties
A person is attacked because the attacker hates the person's religion. What does this mean for the punishment?
In the exam (Danish)
En person bliver overfaldet, fordi gerningsmanden hader personens religion. Hvad betyder det for straffen?
- aThe punishment is milder because the motive was religion.Straffen bliver mildere, fordi motivet var religion.
- bThe motive does not matter for the punishment.Motivet betyder ikke noget for straffen.
- cThe punishment is harsher because it is a hate crime.Straffen bliver hårdere, fordi det er en hadforbrydelse.Correct answer
Why?
When a crime is caused by hatred of, for example, a person's religion, race or sexual orientation, it is called a hate crime (hadforbrydelse). It is punished more harshly than a similar crime without that motive.
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