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CRIMINOLOGICAL<br />
ASPECTSOF MEDIATION<br />
MIKHEIL GABUNIA<br />
PhD in Law,<br />
Criminologist, Associated Professor at Technical University of Georgia<br />
TAMAR BERIDZE<br />
Associated Professor at Technical University of Georgia<br />
Alternative sanctions have big prospects in the criminal law. It is possible to<br />
settle a conflict at an early stage with their help and to prevent psychological<br />
complications among conflicting parties.<br />
Alternative sanctions in criminal law, that are very topical both in Georgia as<br />
well as in European countries, were first applied in England. They were further<br />
spread to Anglo-Saxon and Continental Europe law familycountries.<br />
Application of alternative sanctions for the settlement of social conflicts is<br />
becoming wider in Europe and among them in Georgia, where the institution of<br />
mediation and diversion are more and more actively used in the juvenile justice<br />
field. In the future it would be desirable to apply mediation alsofor adults in the<br />
same active manner as it is done in case of diversion.<br />
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