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- Title
MEDIATION PROCEDURE AS A FORM OF DISPUTE SETTLEMENT BETWEEN THE PARTIES.
- Authors
ZEJNELI, Ismail
- Abstract
The ultimate goal of criminal law in the broad sense is to apply criminal sanction to the perpetrator on the one hand and citizen education in respect of the law on the other. The mediation institute introduces a new form of dispute settlement between parties on extrajudicial routes. Mediation as an extrajudicial activity is a relief for the court and prevents legal and social consequences. Mediation between the injured party and the perpetrator takes place not only through extrajudicial practices, but also within the criminal justice system. In the mediation procedure, with the free will of the parties, an agreement is reached between the perpetrator and the victim regarding the existing conflict between them and for compensation of the damage caused by the commission of the criminal offense whereby restorative justice is performed. Mediation aims to help the parties to reach functional solutions that are in their interests, improve communication between them, promote fair and rational sharing of current and prospective responsibilities.
- Subjects
CONFLICT management; MEDIATION; ARBITRATORS; CRIMINAL justice system; IDEOLOGICAL conflict; SOCIAL impact
- Publication
Vizione, 2020, Issue 34, p139
- ISSN
1409-8962
- Publication type
Article