In 2014, Norway implemented a reform called ‘Youth supervision’ and ‘Youth sentencing’, inspired by restorative justice principles. This article presents the main content of this reform and considers experiences until today. The discussion looks at some challenges related to the reform: Will reduced imprisonment be the result? Do we see the contours of a panopticon society through this reform? Can young offenders be ‘trapped in help’, without necessary legal protection? Is there a danger of professional invasion, where diagnostic perspectives will dominate? These questions are discussed against international experiences on restorative justice reforms.

2014年，在恢复性司法原则的启发下，挪威实施了一项名为“青年监督”和“青年量刑”的改革。本文介绍了这项改革的主要内容，并考虑了迄今为止的经验。讨论着眼于与改革有关的一些挑战：减少监禁的结果吗？通过这项改革，我们是否看到了泛视社会的轮廓？在没有必要的法律保护的情况下，未成年犯可以“被困”吗？在诊断观点将占主导地位的情况下，是否存在职业入侵的危险？这些问题是根据恢复性司法改革的国际经验进行讨论的。