The Quarterly Journal of Judicial Law Views

The Quarterly Journal of Judicial Law Views

Restorative Approach of Justice; Pathology & Operation Improvement

Authors
Ali Najafi Tavana
Mortaza Naji Zavvareh
Mohammadali Asadi
Faculty of Law, Central Tehran Branch, Islamic Azad University
Abstract
   Penalization & treatment have been proposed in criminal justice system. In the last decades of the twentieth century, penalization system has been seriously criticized, the approach that gives no significant role to all stakeholders of crime. Particularly victim, who is merely, means to prove the crime. Theory of treatment the offender / rehabilitation also, mainly criticized with the lack of effective action or operation in the fight with criminals and false kindliness to them. Following the criticism, restorative justice as a new model / paradigm / approach of criminal system appeared. This approach concentrates to improve the effects of the crime on the victim and not the main focus on the sovereignty as a victim. The present research wanna to have a pathological view about this paradigm as one of the main types of participatory criminal policy to present the ways amount to the most successful results of restorative justice in practice.
Keywords
Criminal Justice
Restorative Justice
Attorney
Personality Case
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