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Restorative Practices in Adult Corrections

Restorative Practices in Adult Corrections refer to a set of strategies and approaches aimed at repairing harm caused by criminal behavior through inclusive dialogue and accountability, fostering rehabilitation and reintegration of offenders into society. These practices emphasize the importance of relationships, community involvement, and the active participation of all stakeholders in the justice process.

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Restorative practices in adult corrections represent a shift from traditional punitive approaches to a more holistic method that emphasizes healing and accountability. By involving victims, offenders, and the community, these practices aim to repair harm and foster understanding. This approach not o...

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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.

Recidivism
The tendency of a convicted criminal to reoffend.

Example: Reducing recidivism is a key goal of restorative practices.

Facilitator
A neutral party who guides discussions in restorative practices.

Example: The facilitator helps maintain a respectful environment during dialogues.

Community Service
A form of punishment that involves performing work for the community.

Example: Offenders may be required to complete community service hours.

Rehabilitation
The process of helping a person to reintegrate into society after serving time.

Example: Rehabilitation programs often include job training.

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Key Concepts

Restorative JusticeVictim-Offender DialogueCommunity InvolvementRehabilitation