Abstract
Penal Mediation in the Framework of Juvenile Deliquency in Albania: Education or Re-education
Highlights
In 2003, through the new law on mediation the Albanian lawmaker, makes a radical intervention in the respective legislation, repealing the Law No 8465 dated 11. 3. 1999 (Article 20 of Law No 9090 dated 26.6.2003)
It is worth stressing that the character and objectives of mediation are incorporated in the new law, providing for: “Mediation is an extrajudicial activity in which the parties to the conflict seek the mediation of a third party to reach an acceptable resolution of the dispute...”
We made a historical-legal interpretation and analysis of the Albanian legislation in force in the field of mediation, starting from the law of 1999, with the sole purpose of providing a comprehensive framework of the current legislation in Albania and not because these laws provide key elements regarding the main scope of this study which is directly linked with the juvenile perpetrator
Summary
In 2003, through the new law on mediation the Albanian lawmaker, makes a radical intervention in the respective legislation, repealing the Law No 8465 dated 11. 3. 1999 (Article 20 of Law No 9090 dated 26.6.2003). As provided for in the previous law, within 45 days from the date when the case is brought from the court or prosecutor’s office, the mediator shall inform them of the resolution or not of the dispute, sending them the respective acts.
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