Entre la Criminología y la Política Criminal: Caminos para una Justicia Renovada

Abstract

The text addresses the relationship between criminology and criminal policy, highlighting its importance in understanding the criminal phenomenon and state management of crime. Key elements are explored, including the evaluative objectives of criminal policy, the relationship between state and social violence, flexibility in the choice of objectives, and operation in diverse contexts. The crucial involvement of the legislature and the need to adapt to temporality are highlighted. The text argues for new criminal policies backed by sound legal instruments and effective public administration to shape a more accurate justice system in contemporary society.