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Draconian punishment

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punishment so severe as to seem excessive for the crime being punished.

See also: Draconian



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s international legal obligations, would codify draconian punishments, including the death penalty, on converts from Islam," the group said.
Imposing these draconian punishments on private, consensual conduct means the government can dictate people's intimate lives.
Many believed the draconian punishment brought down on this gifted rider several years after his retirement from the saddle to be part of a 'totting-up' procedure, to include all those previous 'offences' for which he had never been nailed.
 
 
 
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