OF THE DIGNITY OF THE DETAINEE: FOCUS ON THE OFFICE OF FRENCH AND EUROPEAN JUDGES

Authors

  • Jean-Paul Céré

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.29327/270098.13.22-8

Abstract

The principle of respect for the dignity of the detainee was established by the European Court of Human Rights in a major decision in the year 2000. This recognition gradually spread to French law until it was taken up again by prison law. For several years now, the European judge and the French judge have continued to clarify their case law to an extent never reached in 2020 and 2021. It underscores the still unfinished nature of the translation in the practices of respect for the dignity of the detainee.

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Author Biography

  • Jean-Paul Céré

    Directeur du Centre de Recherche sur la Justice pénale et pénitentiaire (CRJ2P/IFTJ), Université de Pau et des Pays de l’Adour. Président du Comité International des Pénalistes Francophones. Président honoraire de l’Association Française de Droit Pénal.

Published

2022-04-25

Issue

Section

ARTIGOS

How to Cite

OF THE DIGNITY OF THE DETAINEE: FOCUS ON THE OFFICE OF FRENCH AND EUROPEAN JUDGES. (2022). ESMAT Magazine, 13(22), 161-177. https://doi.org/10.29327/270098.13.22-8