incapacitation

Though it's rare, the spouse is needed to make important decisions in the event of some unplanned problem and the incapacitation of the mother.

What value does society get out of that, other than the incapacitation provided by his stints in the clink?

You don't need silly concepts of supernatural souls or good and evil to benefit from incapacitation.

Any failure to defend the groin is likely an artificial one, induced by the expectation of a regulated sport, or a situation where the fight is more about dominance than incapacitation.

Personally I think that we should get away from punishment entirely, and move to incapacitation complimented with rehabilitation.

Well, when it comes to firearms, incapacitation doesn't work quite like the movies show.

The duration of incapacitation should be determined solely by how long rehabilitation takes.

While incapacitation is a valid need, the current American justice system appears to completely disregard the possibility of rehabilitation, especially for non-violent/victimless crimes.

Because for incapacitation, not assassination, regular bullets would apparently have been more effective.

While rehabilitation is in progress but not yet complete, incapacitation is essential.

Autism runs from barely-present all the way to total incapacitation and institutionalization...

Incapacitation - it's an aggravating factor in that case; if you're genetically predisposed to violent crime, then according to incapacitation doctrine you should be isolated from society more/longer than someone who is less likely to reoffend.

"Incapacitation by a shot to the head is achieved when the bullet penetrates the cerebrum; however, numerous bullet trajectories, including a shot between the eyes, do not achieve this penetration."[0] I share the suspicion, but it's apparently likely enough, that you can't immediately conclude it wasn't suicide just because there were two shots.

Incapacitation in the context of sentencing philosophy refers to the effect of a sentence in terms of positively preventing (rather than merely deterring) future offending.

Incapacitation is an essential part of rehabilitation, unless you believe that every criminal can be fixed with a simple out-patient procedure.

Incapacitation isn't so important when rehabilitation is possible, and accepting the lack of supernatural free will should help with acceptance of rehabilitation.