Restorative justice is an idea and a practice that has had a significant impact on criminology
over the past four decades and has proliferated throughout the criminal justice system. Yet …

Restorative justice offers a distinct approach for responding to moral harm. Its core values
emphasise voluntariness, safety, inclusion, dignity, respect, responsibility, accountability …

It has become commonplace to say that restorative justice cannot be defined. I argue that
restorative justice can and must be defined concretely as a justice mechanism. I develop this …

The article reports empirical evaluation of RESTORE, a restorative justice (RJ) conferencing
program adapted to prosecutor-referred adult misdemeanor and felony sexual assaults …

This chapter describes the changing landscape of interest to use conferences or other
innovative justice mechanisms in responding to sexual violence. It outlines the Victimisation …

The argument advanced here is based on two decades of researching and writing on
victims' experiences in the aftermath of crime and their desires for justice. It reflects my …

Kathleen Daly despite 30 years of significant change to the way the criminal justice system
responds to sexual violence, conviction rates have gone down in Australia, Canada, and …

This chapter describes the emerging body of evidence by sharing the preliminary findings of
a study investigating the justice perspectives of a group of sexual violence survivors. It …

This study aimed to fill a gap in the debate regarding the application of restorative justice
(RJ) conferencing to sexual offences. This gap is currently characterized by absence of …

Restorative justice as a response to sexual violence continues to be subject to significant
criticism. To assess the evidence, we sought to appraise and synthesize evaluations of …