Dejudicializing, also known as measures to deal with offenses non-judicially, is a political or administrative guideline avoiding the recourse to courts, the police or the penitentiary system as much as possible.
When an individual is charged with committing an offence of relatively lesser gravity, the prosecutor may prefer dejudicializing the offence. He will only make this decision if there is sufficient evidence to prove the offence was committed. The individual who benefits from this program will not have to answer questions in court.
For further information about dejudicializing, consult the dejudicializing web site.
