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La justice restaurative en France : définition et implantation territoriale

Restorative justice in France: definition and territorial implementation

Véronique Martin · 2025

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Presents restorative justice in France: its origin in ancestral practices, its rediscovery in the 1970s, its recognition by international bodies and its incorporation into domestic law in 2014. It describes the two modalities provided for, restorative mediation between the people involved in the same case and the group meeting between people affected by similar acts but from different cases. It reviews the benefits for victims and persons who caused harm, the cultural and institutional resistance it faces, and the commitment it demands of everyone involved. Useful for those approaching the French model.

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Authors
Martin, Véronique
Year
2025
Publisher or source
La Revue du Centre Michel de L'Hospital (Université Clermont Auvergne), n.º 29 (2025)
Type
Article
Language
French
Jurisdiction
Francia
Licence
CC BY
DOI
10.52497/revue-cmh.4232

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Martin, V. (2025). La justice restaurative en France : définition et implantation territoriale. La Revue du Centre Michel de L'Hospital (Université Clermont Auvergne), n.º 29 (2025). https://doi.org/10.52497/revue-cmh.4232

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