Restorative Justice
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- Balanced and Restorative JusticeRestorative justice is rooted in the ancient ideas and practices that were discarded in the Middle Ages when the system of formal justice began to appear. This new retributive system set forth the responsibilities of law breakers as a deb
- Restorative Justice Has Its FlawsRestorative Justice is being looked at as an alternative to our current system of crime and punishment. While it may work in some misdemeanor scenarios, it is far from a perfect plan.
- The Out-Reach Project: Restorative Justice in Action Within Families and CommunitiesFor one of my college courses I came up with a way to elminate wasteful spending on incarceration in relation to drug useage. This is what my program would look like.
- An Adlerian Based First Time Felony Offender Diversion ProgramIncreased economic pressure in the area of corrections leaves governing officials seeking effective alternatives to incarceration. This article provides a brief overview of an alternative program.
- The Biblical Basis of Restorative Justice: Part 3This article relates ancient biblical justice practices to current practices.
- The Biblical Basis of Restorative Justice: Part 1: Shalom at Creation Broken by the FallThis article discusses restorative justice and the biblical concept of shalom
- The Restorative Justice ModelAre we really curing criminals or perpetrating their behaviors? Is the Justice System broken?
- The Goals of Restorative JusticeAccording to the textbook "Juvenile Delinquency, The Core". The goals of restorative justice involve turning the justice system into a recuperating system, rather than a form of retaliation. (Eye for an eye).
- Victims and Crime EvaluationThe article defines victim, the history-significance of victims' assistance programs (VAP), the purpose-function of VAP, and a brief evaluation of problem solving courts, restorative justice, and VAPs affects criminal justice system, society, and victims.
- Different Forms of Punishment a Judge Can Hand OutDiscusses different forms of punishment a judge can use. Such as capital punishment, imprisonment, probation, fines, restitution, community service, and restorative justice.
- Case Analysis and ResponseLearn how companies are grouping their way through case analyses and responses in the public sector.
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