Aman is sentenced to five years in prison for walking across his neighbor's lawn. in this example, we can say that the punishment is disproportionate to the crime. appropriate to the crime. not severe enough for the crime. along the lines of what the founders had in mind.

The correct answer is A.

The punishment is totally disproportionate to the crime. Nobody should spend five years in prison for walking across the neighbors' lawn. This should not even be considered a crime but barely an offence, not severe enough to even call the police and report this as a breakage of law.

Such disputes should be sorted between the involved parties themselves, without any law enforcement agencies.

Five years in prison is a sentence for attempted murder or a severe felony,  such as armed robbery.

it is ((A))

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