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Preventing Criminality
In early times, powers were clearly allocated between executive and judiciary in criminal matters, but the evolution in this field leads to an adaptation of these principles. This is why the judiciary is more and more often associated to preventive action against criminality, which is normally public administration's field. This collaboration leads to a complementarity of means and actions used in towns, for instance with "conditional closing", or -more specifically in difficult districts -with the settling of judicial antennas or specific actions for prisoners and drug addicts. The number and quality have an impact on efficiency for the judiciary, those to be tried, public administration and the user, and they show an evolution of the spirit and content of judicial and administrative missions.