Situation of Restorative Justice Two Decades after the Criminal Procedure Reform in Chile

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Isabel Ximena González Ramíre
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The objective of this chapter is to analyze the current situation of restorative justice two decades after the transition from the inquisitive criminal procedural system to an accusatory one in Latin America and especially in Chile. The reform to the criminal procedural system that began in 2000 in Chile, incorporating the principle of opportunity to criminal action and thereby allowing the application of alternative solutions, of shortened and simplified processes to replace the oral trial, which allowed the use of restorative mechanisms in the treatment of crimes. For this research, a qualitative and dogmatic methodology was used, with a descriptive and exploratory design. Faced with the conclusion that without prejudice to the fact that, in some Latin American countries, restorative mechanisms were regulated by law, such as criminal mediation, even at the constitutional level, it has not had an influence on the resolution of criminal conflicts that would have occurred.

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Isabel Ximena González Ramíre. 2026. \u201cSituation of Restorative Justice Two Decades after the Criminal Procedure Reform in Chile\u201d. Global Journal of Human-Social Science - H: Interdisciplinary GJHSS-H Volume 22 (GJHSS Volume 22 Issue H3): .

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The objective of this chapter is to analyze the current situation of restorative justice two decades after the transition from the inquisitive criminal procedural system to an accusatory one in Latin America and especially in Chile. The reform to the criminal procedural system that began in 2000 in Chile, incorporating the principle of opportunity to criminal action and thereby allowing the application of alternative solutions, of shortened and simplified processes to replace the oral trial, which allowed the use of restorative mechanisms in the treatment of crimes. For this research, a qualitative and dogmatic methodology was used, with a descriptive and exploratory design. Faced with the conclusion that without prejudice to the fact that, in some Latin American countries, restorative mechanisms were regulated by law, such as criminal mediation, even at the constitutional level, it has not had an influence on the resolution of criminal conflicts that would have occurred.

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