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Restorative Justice

Restorative Justice in Adult Systems refers to a framework for addressing criminal behavior that emphasizes repairing the harm caused by the offense through inclusive processes that engage victims, offenders, and the community, rather than focusing solely on punishment. This approach seeks to promote accountability, healing, and the restoration of relationships, fostering a more rehabilitative and constructive response to crime.

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Restorative justice in adult systems is an approach that seeks to address the harm caused by crime through inclusive processes involving victims, offenders, and the community. It emphasizes healing, accountability, and the restoration of relationships rather than punishment. This method aims to empo...

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Key Terms

Restorative Justice
A system of criminal justice that focuses on the rehabilitation of offenders through reconciliation with victims.

Example: Restorative justice programs often include mediation sessions.

Victim-Offender Dialogue
A facilitated meeting between the victim and the offender to discuss the impact of the crime.

Example: In a victim-offender dialogue, both parties can express their feelings.

Community Circles
Gatherings that involve community members to discuss and address crime and its impact.

Example: Community circles can help restore relationships after a crime.

Accountability
The obligation of offenders to take responsibility for their actions and the harm caused.

Example: Accountability in restorative justice means acknowledging the impact of one's actions.

Reintegration
The process of reintegrating offenders back into society after serving their sentence.

Example: Reintegration programs often include job training and counseling.

Facilitation
The act of guiding a discussion or process to ensure it runs smoothly.

Example: A trained facilitator helps manage the victim-offender dialogue.

Related Topics

Transformative Justice
Focuses on social change and addressing root causes of harm.
advanced
Victimology
The study of victims and their role in the criminal justice system.
intermediate
Conflict Resolution Strategies
Techniques for resolving disputes and conflicts effectively.
intermediate
Prison Reform
Efforts to improve conditions and practices within the prison system.
advanced

Key Concepts

Victim-Offender DialogueCommunity InvolvementAccountabilityHealing Process