dealing with offending behavior : restorative justice Flashcards

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what is restorative justice?

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  • moved justice to state to justice for victim
  • victim gets compensation
  • victim meets offender in presence of facilitator
  • closure
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what are the aims of restorative justice?

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  1. victim feels recovery after the programme has finished
  2. offender is rehabilitated
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what are the key features of restorative justice?

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  • facilitator present
  • takes place in less formal environment
  • offender understands consequences of their actions
  • face to face / video call
  • all parties should engage in programme
  • focus on positive outcomes for victim and offender
  • others affected are invited to take part
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when is restorative justice used?

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  • before court trail
  • offered alongside sentence
  • support survivors and facilitators
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strength of restorative justice (evidence)

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people in restorative justice programmes for 7 years
- 78% said satisfied
- 60% felt better
- 2% felt worse

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strength of restorative justice (economy)

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lowered recidivism by 14%
- made money from restorative justice

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limitation of restorative justice (more harm)

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  • more harm then good
  • very traumatic
  • offender might not. take responsibility
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