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Corporal punishmentis the deliberate infliction of pain intended as correction or punishment, ("corporal" means of, relating to, or affecting the body). When used for the punishment of criminals or slaves, it is usually applied using an instrument such as a cane or a whip. Other examples include the 'cat-o-nine-tails', once used in America and by the British, and the Russian knout, consisting of leather thongs with pieces of metal inserted. Ancient Romans used a similar device, the scourge.

Corporal punishment is generally held to differ from torture in that it is applied for disciplinary reasons and is therefore intended to be limited, rather than intended to totally destroy the will of the victim. Severe or prolonged forms of corporal punishment are, however, more or less indistinguishable from torture.

Present day corporal punishment of adults

Several societies retain widespread use of judicial corporal punishment. These include Singapore and Malaysia. The Singaporean practice of caning became much discussed in the U.S. in 1994 when American teenager Michael P. Fay was sentenced to such punishment for an offence of car vandalism. In Singapore, male violent offenders and rapists are typically sentenced to caning in addition to a prison term.

Corporal punishment is also dictated as a punishment in traditional Islamic Sharia law, and applied in countries like Saudi Arabia.

A small minority in the West argue that corporal punishment is a quick and effective method and less cruel than long-term incarceration; they think that it should be considered in the West as an alternative to prison. Some few even want corporal punishment to replace fines.

The overwhelming majority of westerners, however, considers judicial corporal punishment a relic of a barbaric past, usually associated with dictatorships, police states, and fundamentalist regimes as Iran or Saudi Arabia.