2008
DOI: 10.3917/caph.116.0009
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Une lecture renouvelée du droit pénal des mineurs

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“…In an effort to highlight the therapeutic resources that could be offered by a ‘containing’ institutional framework, they propose a return to what they perceive as the ‘creative ambiguity’ between rehabilitation and repression established by juvenile criminal law. Armed with this legal interpretation, they promote the principle of ‘penal rehabilitation measures’ that are liable to support a handling model compatible with ‘the idea of constraint, as well as that of punishment’ (Botbol and Choquet, 2008: 12). They therefore advocate a type of intervention designed to take place as closely as possible to the everyday behavior of the youths (from morning until night), to guarantee an ‘optimal rehabilitation under supervision’ (Botbol and Choquet, 2008: 20) that would be symbolized by the new prisons for minors, as well as by the strengthening of the penal obligations required of youths supervised outside prisons, in both open custody and residential centers.…”
Section: Towards a Political Use Of Knowledge: Rehabilitation And Conmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In an effort to highlight the therapeutic resources that could be offered by a ‘containing’ institutional framework, they propose a return to what they perceive as the ‘creative ambiguity’ between rehabilitation and repression established by juvenile criminal law. Armed with this legal interpretation, they promote the principle of ‘penal rehabilitation measures’ that are liable to support a handling model compatible with ‘the idea of constraint, as well as that of punishment’ (Botbol and Choquet, 2008: 12). They therefore advocate a type of intervention designed to take place as closely as possible to the everyday behavior of the youths (from morning until night), to guarantee an ‘optimal rehabilitation under supervision’ (Botbol and Choquet, 2008: 20) that would be symbolized by the new prisons for minors, as well as by the strengthening of the penal obligations required of youths supervised outside prisons, in both open custody and residential centers.…”
Section: Towards a Political Use Of Knowledge: Rehabilitation And Conmentioning
confidence: 99%