Overview
Community-Based Restorative Justice is a transformative approach that seeks to repair harm caused by crime through inclusive processes involving victims, offenders, and the community. It emphasizes healing, accountability, and the importance of community engagement in resolving conflicts and reinteg...
Key Terms
Example: Community circles are a form of restorative practice.
Example: The victim of theft may seek restitution.
Example: The offender in a robbery case may face restorative justice.
Example: Victim-offender dialogue can help both parties heal.
Example: Reintegration programs support offenders after release.
Example: Community circles can address local conflicts.
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Key Concepts
Restorative PracticesCommunity EngagementVictim-Offender DialogueReintegration