Justicia restaurativa y mediación penal intrajudicial en Aragón: condiciones, resistencias e incertidumbres (Restorative Justice and Mediation Within the Criminal Legal System in Aragon: Conditions, Resistances and Uncertainties)
Keywords:
Justicia restaurativa, mediación penal, facilitadores, operadores jurídicos, justicia penal, Restorative justice, criminal mediation, facilitators, legal operators, criminal justiceAbstract
La justicia restaurativa se ha convertido en una filosofía de resolución de conflictos con vocación global, que implica a las partes y procura la responsabilización del agresor y la reparación para las víctimas. Y entre las herramientas para hacerla efectiva en el ámbito judicial penal la más generalizada es la mediación, sobre todo en el contexto europeo. Sin embargo, a la hora de su implantación, no son pocas las resistencias tanto profesionales como institucionales, e incluso por parte de la ciudadanía. Para tratar de profundizar en ellas, y clarificar los retos de las políticas públicas en esta materia, el presente trabajo recoge los resultados de una investigación sociojurídica llevada a cabo en 2019 sobre justicia restaurativa y mediación penal intrajudicial en la Comunidad Autónoma de Aragón.Restorative justice has become a conflict-solving philosophy with a global vocation, involving the parties and aiming for the accountability of the aggressor and reparation for the victims. Among the tools to implement it in the criminal judicial scope, the most extended is mediation, especially in Europe. However, there are many resistances to its implementation, both from the profession and from the institutions, and even from the people. In order to take a deeper look into these resistances, and to clarify the challenges that public policies are facing, this paper presents the findings of a socio-legal research carried out in 2019 about restorative justice and criminal mediation within the judiciary in the Autonomous Community of Aragon (Spain).
Available from: https://doi.org/10.35295/osls.iisl/0000-0000-0000-1088
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