Conciliação na porta da delegacia: uma visão de justiça restaurativa além do julgo punitivo

Abstract

Restorative justice is an innovative model that seeks to resolve interpersonal conflicts beyond simple punishment. In Brazil, restorative justice has been developed as an 'alternative model for conflict resolution’. Conflict resolution alternatives are examined both within the judicial system and in extrajudicial spheres. This involves identifying facilitating agents and conducive environments. Restorative justice aims to establish alternative settings for conflict resolution, moving beyond the traditional judicial process to address the needs of involved parties such as victims, society, and offenders. The text also explores the police station as the initial setting in the criminal context where victims seek immediate redress. In this context, restorative justice suggests conflict resolution through dialogue and understanding of the facts, transforming public agents into facilitators.