The Criminal mediation, ¿a model of the restorative justice in the criminal law system?
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Mediation, restorative justice, alternatives, amends, victims, offender, purposes of Criminal law, functions of Criminal law, the minimal intervention, the humanization of Criminal law.
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The scope of this work is firstly to show a general overview on restorative justice as the new paradigm on the understanding of Criminal law and its possible adequacy on the construction of the aims and roles formally built by Doctrine. Secondly, it tries an approach for the restorative justice, commonly used for conflicts raised from criminal offences: mediation. It is not the aim of this work to analyse the existing possibilities among different legislations; it is a theoretical approach on the subject.
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Paz Francés Lecumberri, Public University of Navarra
President of the ANAME asociation. Spain.Eduardo Santos Itoiz, Public University of Navarra
Professor at the Public University of Navarra, Spain.Authors who publish with this journal agree to the following terms:
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