Le droit de grâce du Président de la République en Afrique noire francophone

The right of pardon is an institution recognized by all constitutions of the States of the French-speaking black Africa. It is a measure of clemency by which the President of the Republic subtracted in whole or part a condemned the execution of the sentence passed against him or replaces a sentence,...

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Main Author: François EDIMO
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Bucharest University of Economic Studies 2015-06-01
Series:Juridical Tribune
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Online Access:http://www.tribunajuridica.eu/arhiva/An5v1/6%20Edimo.pdf
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Summary:The right of pardon is an institution recognized by all constitutions of the States of the French-speaking black Africa. It is a measure of clemency by which the President of the Republic subtracted in whole or part a condemned the execution of the sentence passed against him or replaces a sentence, another softer. The contemporary debate on this institution refers to its legitimacy. On the question, this paper has endeavored to show that if the right of pardon enables the re-socialization and reintegration of the offender and regulates criminal justice, which makes it acceptable, its exercise by the President of the Republic and the unpredictability that characterize make it questionable.
ISSN:2247-7195
2248-0382