Titlebook: Restorative Justice on Trial; Pitfalls and Potenti Heinz Messmer,Hans-Uwe Otto Book 1992 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1992 Crim

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The Norwegian Community Mediation Centers at a Crossroadsr having functioned for 10 years as an experiment, a separate law regarding mediation in community mediation centers will be passed by the Norwegian Parliament in 1991. It is, among other suggestions, proposed that all municipalities (totalling 450 in Norway), either individually or in cooperation w

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The Austrian Juvenile Justice Act 1988. A New Practice and New Problemss law, and the problems that have evolved from this practice. For a better understanding of their genesis, a short review of the law-making process is presented, starting with a description of the most important features characterizing Austria’s Juvenile Justice system and providing the ground for a

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Penal and Community Mediation: The Case of Franceement perspective because the courts are overworked by the “mass litigation” of penal matters. This management perspective crystallised around the procedures for the handing over of cases from the prosecution service to the victim aid group or probation group. The community mediation projects fit in

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Mediation and Reconciliation Models in Italian Legal Experienceom trial and are “Discharge for petty offenses” and “Suspension of trial and probation.” In the latter, the judge may encourage reconciliation between the offender and the victim. This mediation is arranged by the judge, in collaboration with the social services, because prosecution is mandatory. Th

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Diversion and Juvenile Justice: Can We Ever Get It Right?m of net-widening is reviewed, and alternative intervention strategies are discussed. Finally, the role of mediation in juvenile justice reform is considered. Implications for policy makers are explored, and recommendations for the future are given.

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