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The moral and social imperative in criminal justice must always be on establishing guilt and awarding condign punishment, the worst of which should be a life-long prison term.
Could above sentence be rephrased as,
"The moral and social imperative in criminal justice must always be on establishment of guilt and must award condign punishment, the worst of which should be a life-long prison term." ?
Is "awarding condign punishment" a participial phrase?
How should we use participial phrase in these type of sentence?
Could above sentence be rephrased as,
"The moral and social imperative in criminal justice must always be on establishment of guilt and must award condign punishment, the worst of which should be a life-long prison term." ?
Is "awarding condign punishment" a participial phrase?
How should we use participial phrase in these type of sentence?