英文摘要 |
There are multiple viewpoints and different process models of restorative justice. Its tolerance and humanization have been conceptualized as an implementation of social justice theory and human dignity. It provides a positive and active approach for the victims and the inmates to confront the crimes. Therefore, international organizations proactively encourage countries to use it, and many countries even have enforced this concept through legislation. Although implemented restorative justice has been for a decade and has been legislated already in our country, because of people's lack of understanding and the negative attitude of relative judicial personnel, its utilization toward criminal cases appears disproportionately. This study attempts to propose a systematic practice model based on the restorative practice experience of juvenile criminal cases and prove the effectiveness of the practice model through empirical research. Hopefully, it can arouse people's understanding and trust in restorative justice, enhance the judicial personnel's confidence, more importantly, help the juvenile inmates comprehensively develop their self-growth and correct their character. This study's empirical evidence is based on juvenile incident referrals from Taipei District Court and conducts questionnaires and interviews. The study found that we adopted the conflict mediation model in the case and the follow-up data showed positive evaluation. It suggests that restorative justice can carry out this model for juvenile incidents. |