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Löschnig-Gspandl, Marianne (2000). Diversion in Austria: Legal Aspects European Journal of Crime, Criminal Law and Criminal Justice. 9(4): 281-290.

Until recently in Austria, diversionary measures existed only in juvenile criminal law and in some limited areas of general criminal law, writes Marianne Löschnig-Gspandl. The situation changed, however, at the beginning of 2000 when, through an amending statute to the Austrian Code of Criminal Procedure, a comprehensive package of new diversionary measures came into force in general criminal law. Löschnig-Gspandl discusses the nature of diversion in Austria, available diversionary measures, restorative elements in those measures, the role of the public prosecutor, and legal prerequisites for diversion.


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