Penal mediation service in a Basque urban local court
- Autores: Ixusko Ordeñana Gezuraga
- Localización: Oñati socio-legal series, ISSN-e 2079-5971, Vol. 1, Nº. 9, 2011 (Ejemplar dedicado a: Autonomy and Heteronomy of the Judiciary in Europe / coord. por Joxerramon Bengoetxea Caballero, Heike Jung), 18 págs.
- Idioma: inglés
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Resumen
In the debate on ways to obtain justice, the writer, lecturer of Jurisdictional Law - the branch of Law that studies the performance of judges in exercising their judicial function, defends strongly, in line with the global movement Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR), that jurisdiction - understanding this one as judges that act in Spanish courts and the function that the latter develop there, is not the only mechanism for resolving legal disputes. It is not the only way citizens have to obtain justice. Neither the only mechanism that recognizes and provides the State in order to. This statement can be specifically applied to criminal disputes, to crimes or offenses and misdemeanors. Developing this idea, next lines we intend to study in depth penal mediation as extra jurisdictional formula or way to solve penal disputes. After looking at its genesis, basis and development in the Spanish legal system, we are analyzing how a penal mediation service works in a Basque urban local court.
