Overview
Restorative justice alternatives provide a different approach to dealing with crime by focusing on healing rather than punishment. These methods encourage dialogue between victims and offenders, allowing for a deeper understanding of the impact of crime. By involving the community and emphasizing ac...
Key Terms
Example: Restorative justice practices can include victim-offender dialogues.
Example: In a victim-offender dialogue, both parties can express their feelings.
Example: Cleaning up a local park can be a form of community service.
Example: The offender may pay for the damages to the victim's property.
Example: Mediation can help neighbors resolve disputes amicably.
Example: Reconciliation can occur after a successful restorative justice meeting.
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Key Concepts
Victim-Offender DialogueCommunity ServiceRestitutionMediation