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The article discusses the relationship between the French revolutionary process and new ideas on crime and punishment in Europe in the nineteenth century. The work focuses on the history of punishment, justice and rights, as well as the juxtaposition between the radicalism of the French political field and the formulation of the disciplinary concept developed by Jeremy Bentham. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]