Introduction: This chapter focuses on the operation and effectiveness of community disposals that aim to enable offenders to make reparation for their offences, including approaches premised upon restorative justice1. The principal focus will be upon community service, mediation and reparation and group conferencing, though other less widely used approaches will also be referred to where appropriate2. Before discussing the rationale for including in a single chapter what might appear at first sight to represent somewhat disparate penal practices, the origins and key features of these approaches are described
The current article explores the growing restorative justice movement. It examines promising researc...
The current article explores the growing restorative justice movement. It examines promising researc...
The paradigm of restorative justice seeks to repair harm, increase accountability and further opport...
Rehabilitating and Resettling Offenders in the Community offers a critical introduction to the histo...
The study focuses on the current issues of criminal justice based primarily on the retributive justi...
This chapter applies the four forms of rehabilitation to resettlement. We begin with a critical ref...
Despite the enthusiasm with which restorative justice has been embraced by many, and despite the inc...
This paper explores a far less prevalent variant of juvenile restitution, distinguished by the use o...
Dissatisfaction with traditional forms of crime control in the context of youth offending has led to...
The chapter examines restorative justice literature and research in order to assess whether the vict...
Restorative justice (RJ), an alternative to the dominant retributive justice system, is a more holis...
Does restorative justice have anything to offer the field of offender reintegration? Restorative jus...
This paper reflects the preliminary findings of an exploratory research into the links between resto...
In its infancy, restorative justice emerged not only as an 'alternative' to prison but also as a com...
The paradigm of restorative justice seeks to repair harm, increase accountability and further opport...
The current article explores the growing restorative justice movement. It examines promising researc...
The current article explores the growing restorative justice movement. It examines promising researc...
The paradigm of restorative justice seeks to repair harm, increase accountability and further opport...
Rehabilitating and Resettling Offenders in the Community offers a critical introduction to the histo...
The study focuses on the current issues of criminal justice based primarily on the retributive justi...
This chapter applies the four forms of rehabilitation to resettlement. We begin with a critical ref...
Despite the enthusiasm with which restorative justice has been embraced by many, and despite the inc...
This paper explores a far less prevalent variant of juvenile restitution, distinguished by the use o...
Dissatisfaction with traditional forms of crime control in the context of youth offending has led to...
The chapter examines restorative justice literature and research in order to assess whether the vict...
Restorative justice (RJ), an alternative to the dominant retributive justice system, is a more holis...
Does restorative justice have anything to offer the field of offender reintegration? Restorative jus...
This paper reflects the preliminary findings of an exploratory research into the links between resto...
In its infancy, restorative justice emerged not only as an 'alternative' to prison but also as a com...
The paradigm of restorative justice seeks to repair harm, increase accountability and further opport...
The current article explores the growing restorative justice movement. It examines promising researc...
The current article explores the growing restorative justice movement. It examines promising researc...
The paradigm of restorative justice seeks to repair harm, increase accountability and further opport...