Restorative justice (RJ) emerged in the late 1970s as an alternative to conventional youth
and criminal justice practices. Since this time, RJ has experienced rapid growth in theory …

Restorative justice was proposed as an alternative to the court system. Therefore, the
policymakers and the researchers are keen to see how this intervention works. Many studies …

Victimology, Eighth Edition, shows how to transform the current criminal's justice system into
a victim's justice system. Doerner and Lab, both well-regarded scholars, write compellingly …

Abstract Restorative justice conferencing ('RJC') has demonstrated strengths over traditional
criminal justice approaches, including victim satisfaction and redress, and offender …

Restorative justice and therapeutic jurisprudence measures have recently been introduced
into youth justice systems. As gatekeepers to these measures, Children's Court magistrates …

While apology has only a secondary role in restorative justice (RJ), an apology is prevalent
in the RJ process. This is promising, but problematic is that there seems to be a gap in the …

The rapid growth of restorative justice (RJ) has brought myths into the literature. K. Daly's
“Restorative Justice: The Real Story”(Punishment and Society 4 (1), 55–79, 2002) is among …

Human interaction with, and exploitation of, the environment has led to some devastating
impacts on both humans and the environment (inclusive of its constituent parts). These …

Advocates of restorative justice argue the process offers significant benefits for participants
after crime including emotional restoration. Critics point to concerns including the potential …

Within the global growth of restorative justice, Australia and Aotearoa/New Zealand
(henceforth New Zealand) are often considered as exemplars of restorative justice practices …