The misuse of the judicially-guided repressive system

Originally, everyone was fully entitled to justice. This generally consisted of retaliation against the person who was supposed to have committed the wrong. Today, this system is outdated. No one has the right to seek justice. This concept is reflected firstly in the fact that justice is dispensed within a precise and organised framework, i.e. in the courts, and secondly in the fact that there are specific individuals responsible for materialising justice and dispensing it. This is why we have different types of courts, such as civil, criminal or repressive courts and administrative courts. At the heart of these different types of courts, we have focused our attention on "the criminal courts or the repressive judicial system". But before continuing my analysis, it would be appropriate to present this type of system. It should be remembered that the repressive judicial system refers to the "criminal courts" or "criminal jurisdiction".

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KOUADIO DAMOH Guy Alain, born on 5 January 1990 in Adjame, Côte d'Ivoire, is a student in the second year of a Masters in Private Law. He began his higher education at the Peleforo Gon Coulibaly University in Korhogo, Côte d'Ivoire, in the Faculty of Law. He obtained his LICENCE in Law at the end of 2015 and his Master 1 at the end of 2016.