Out-of-court criminal dispute resolution in the Netherlands, Belgium and the U.S.
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Criminal proceedings take long and are expensive – especially when targeting white-collar offences. In times of budgetary constraints, states must allocate their judicial resources efficiently. Hence both the U.S. and European countries have incorporated alternative criminal dispute resolution mechanisms to avoid that each and every case reaches the trial court or – alternatively – that all criminal cases be tried ‘in full’. This article compares out-of-court criminal dispute resolution in the Netherlands, Belgium and the U.S. In Europe, the American non/deferred prosecution agreements remain little known. By contrast, the U.S. ‘plea bargaining’ is much frowned upon. It is characterized as ‘bargaining with the truth’ and fostering class justice. Some critical remarks can also be made as regards the instruments used in the Netherlands and Belgium to resolve criminal disputes out of court. The article disc...
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