Abstract

GUEMUREMAN, Silvia. Moral and legal management of juvenile justice administration in Argentina. Justicia Juris [online]. 2014, vol.10, n.2, pp.53-65. ISSN 1692-8571.  https://doi.org/10.15665/rj.v10i2.327.

This article is part of the research conducted as part of the doctoral thesis entitled " The moral Mapping judicial practices of juvenile courts in the City of Buenos Aires" This was proposed, inter alia comparing convictions, acquittals Oral and dismissals handed down by lower courts based in the City of Buenos Aires. The purpose of this article is to establish the semantic core that justify not applying or punishment at the time of issuance of the second sentence. Thus the Second Book of Sentences or Sentences of 4th, one of the Oral Juvenile Court for a year (2002) were surveyed, and during the first semester of the following ( 2003 and 2004). A corpus of 286 sentences and 295 youth accused was formed. The analysis was complemented by interviews with juvenile judges. The judges expressed their views and assessments on the possible outcomes: exemption from penalty, judicial pardon or acquittal, conviction, and sentencing to reduction. Information in a database was processed, and the study was supplemented by interviews with nine house cleaners who made up the three oral juvenile courts. In total 16 interviews were conducted by seven judges, who were the primary instance. Others they were discarded for this article. Every judge was identified with a numeral.

Keywords : Administration of Justice; Juvenile Justice; judgments; "judicial pardon"; identified sentences with a balloon.

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