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DESCRIPTION:Le profeseur Frédéric Mégret accueille Antje du Bois-Pedain\, d
 e l'Université de Cambridge\, pour une présentation sur la détermination d
 e la peine au criminel.\n\nRésumé\n\n[En anglais seulement] This paper dev
 elops a conception of state punishment as setting\, on behalf of the polit
 y\, reasonable terms for the polity’s continued relationship with an offen
 der in respect of his crime. This notion of state punishment is rooted in 
 the constitutional status of offenders as citizens and the consequent non-
 severability of relations of right between the offender and the polity. It
  also has important implications for sentencing practice. Traditional stat
 ements of the aims of a criminal punishment – lists that tend to include j
 ust retribution\, general and special deterrence\, incapacitation\, and re
 habilitation  – leave sentencing judges with very little guidance as to ho
 w to approach the individualisation of sentences. Grasping that criminal t
 rials and sentencing decisions are best understood as integrative social p
 ractices allows judges to take a constructive approach to sentencing. It a
 lso helps us to see the principled justification for\, and outline practic
 al applications of\, s 718(2)(e) of the Criminal Code in respect of aborig
 inal offenders.\n\nLa conférencière\n\n[En anglais seulement] Dr Antje du 
 Bois-Pedain is a Senior Lecturer in the Faculty of Law of Cambridge Univer
 sity\, and Deputy Director of Centre for Penal Theory and Penal Ethics at 
 the Institute of Criminology in Cambridge\, where she leads the Centre’s r
 esearch projects on Criminal Law and the Authority of the State\, and Pena
 l Censure. She founded and convenes the Cambridge Transitional Justice Res
 earch Network\, an informal association of Cambridge-based scholars workin
 g on issues of post-conflict justice and socio-political reform.\n
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SUMMARY:Criminal sentencing as a reintegrative practice
URL:/law/fr/channels/event/criminal-sentencing-reinteg
 rative-practice-282309
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