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La justice restaurative : une innovation du pénal ?

Restorative justice: an innovation in criminal justice?

Véronique Strimelle · 2007

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Analyses how restorative justice programmes that emerged in the community coexist in Canada with those that operate within criminal justice institutions, such as the federal correctional services. The author asks whether this coexistence produces hybrid models or the absorption of one by the other, and whether it distorts restorative principles. To answer, she studies the Ottawa “cooperative justice project”, a programme integrated into the criminal justice system, and discusses what conditions make it possible to sustain an alternative to the criminal justice system from within the system itself. Useful for those who design or evaluate restorative programmes linked to criminal justice.

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Authors
Strimelle, Véronique
Year
2007
Publisher or source
Champ pénal/Penal field, vol. IV bis (2007), «Innovations pénales»
Type
Article
Language
French
Jurisdiction
Canadá
Licence
CC BY
DOI
10.4000/14h1g

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Strimelle, V. (2007). La justice restaurative : une innovation du pénal ?. Champ pénal/Penal field, vol. IV bis (2007), «Innovations pénales». https://doi.org/10.4000/14h1g

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