Rehabilitative Promise: Why Norway Uses Restorative Justice in Juvenile Law

Should juvenile offenders be punished punitively or restoratively? The Convention on the Rights of the Child endorses a restorative approach, emphasizing the rehabilitative promise in young offenders. Norway and 195 other jurisdictions have adopted this approach; however, the United States has not. This blog discusses Norway’s restorative juvenile justice system and urges the United States to adopt the same.

MSU ILRJanuary 24, 2019Emily Bauer, Juvenile Law

Checking the Checklist: An Analysis of France’s Policy on Making Roads Safer

France’s alarming traffic related death toll prompted the government to implement new driving rules. This blog post digs into France’s preventative and reactionary measures to predict whether they will be effective.

MSU ILRSeptember 18, 2018Emily Bauer, France, Drunk Driving, Traffic

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