Juvenile Penal System – Herrera, Morabito

Herrera, Marisa / Morabito, Rodrigo / Pellegrini, Lisandro / Aimar, Germán D. Martín / Zuccarini, Ayelén

PAGES: 864 |

EDITION: 1st

SUBJECT: Juvenile Criminal Law (34)

PUBLISHED: September 2026

ISBN: 9789873054389

REFERENCE: 2676

General Part: International human rights standards regarding the Juvenile Criminal Justice System, by Cecilia Bertolé and Laura Giosa; The Juvenile Criminal System under Law 27.801: A punitivist trap, by Andrés Gil Domínguez; *Habemus* juvenile criminal law: The triumph of cynical reason, by Silvia Guemureman; ESC Rights (Economic, Social, Cultural, and Environmental), public policy, and prevention: A look at non-punishable children and adolescents, by Gustavo Daniel Moreno; A critical look at the Comprehensive Protection System for the Rights of Children and Adolescents: Frustrations, revisions, and renewals, by Marisa Herrera. + Criminal and Criminal Procedural Law: Some initial considerations regarding the new Juvenile Criminal System, by María Soledad Carlino; The light and shadow of the Juvenile Criminal System, by Luis Raúl Guillamondegui; Sanction or hold accountable? The dilemma of the adolescent penal system under the new Law 27.801, by Rodrigo Morabito; Adolescents and "civil" vs. "criminal" ages: A journey through 150 years of Argentine history, by Claudia Cesaroni; The fate of the youth left behind in the Argentine model of exclusion: A critical analysis of the latest Juvenile Criminal System reform, by Lisandro Pellegrini; What we lost in the fire (of parliamentary urgency), by Germán D. Martin Aimar; The new Juvenile Criminal System and legislative competencies. The issue from the perspective of the federal form of state adopted by our Constitution, by Manuel Alberto Bouchoux and Ernesto Julián Ferreira; Federal safeguard for the enforcement of human rights: What can the provinces do regarding the National Government's lowering of the minimum age of criminal responsibility?, by Alejandro Javier Osio; The political-institutional construction of the new paradigm regarding childhood, by Gabriel M. A. Vitale; Individualization of sanctions for adolescents, by Federico R. Moeykens; The unconstitutionality of Article 5, subsection e: sentencing gradation and the lack of differentiation in penal treatment and sentencing ranges in Law 27.801, by Pablo Barbirotto; On the principle of specialization and the rule of diminished culpability, by Santiago Kozicki; The paradigm of early punitiveness vis-à-vis the constitutional framework: systemic fractures, forensic neuroscience, and conventionality control in Argentine Law 27.801 (Juvenile Penal Regime), by Eduardo J. R. Llugdar; The “long bifurcation” (*cesura larga*): a specific procedural guarantee of specialization—foundations for a federal approach, in light of Plenary Ruling 01/2026 of the La Pampa Criminal Appeals Court and Law 27.801, by María Antonella Marchisio; The principle of specialization and the institutional design of juvenile criminal justice during reform processes, by Nadia L. Cruz; The importance of preliminary hearings in juvenile criminal proceedings, by Leticia Lorenzo; Law 27.801 and specialized public defense, by Damián R. Muñoz; Tools for implementing restorative mechanisms under the new Juvenile Penal Law 27.801: opportunities, limits, and challenges, by Daniela A. Vetere; Who fails when an adolescent commits a crime? Mediation in the adolescent penal system. A perspective from the Province of Catamarca, by María Fernanda Rosales Andreotti; Jufejus’s Unified Index System for Juvenile Criminal Justice. The importance of a federal-level approach, by Alicia Mercau; Implementation of National Law 27.801 amidst the interaction between the "center" (Greater Buenos Aires) and the "periphery" (the interior of Buenos Aires Province), by Silvina Coto; Mendoza’s juvenile criminal justice system in the context of expanded adolescent penal liability, by Javier López Maida and Milagros Noli. + Interdisciplinary approach: Between the juvenile justice system and the construction of the subject, by Adrián Berrozpe; Long-standing meanings: the invention of the "minor" as the counterpart to "normal" childhood in modern Argentina, by María Carolina Zapiola; Rethinking juvenile justice issues: Experiences of inequality, punitive proposals, and institutional fragmentation, by Carla Villalta, Florencia Graziano, and Federico Medina; Challenges facing the child and adolescent rights protection system twenty years after the enactment of Law 26.061, by Martín Ierullo, Florencia Sberna, and Florencia López; Interdisciplinarity and the comprehensive protection system: Contributions of the comprehensive protection system to the juvenile penal regime, by María A. Fontemachi; Neurodevelopment, capacity, and criminal responsibility: Challenges for juvenile justice under Law 27.801, by Ezequiel Mercurio; Dignity and the prohibition of discrimination: For everyone? Rights and guarantees for adolescents with mental health conditions and/or problematic substance use who are in conflict with the law.