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F. A. Brievase issues and is gaining ground throughout the world as an alternative to current justice processes. The widespread dissatisfaction by battered women and rape victims with the current system of mandatory law enforcement opens the door for consideration of alternative forms of dealing with domestic v

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V. Bernard,Nguyen Van Giain scripted restorative responses led to an escalation of students’ isolation, are addressed. Finally, the chapter reviews what restorative justice looked like in a classroom five years after training and how one teacher’s sense of purpose, confidence, and philosophy had shifted overtime.

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M. Micklinghoffrobation officers believe that reparation is being under-utilized in their districts. Judges and probation officers do not perceive reducing imprisonment as an aim for the reparation sentence. Probation officers, however, report that there are offenders from their district going to prison who could

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John G. Zabolitzkyrobation officers believe that reparation is being under-utilized in their districts. Judges and probation officers do not perceive reducing imprisonment as an aim for the reparation sentence. Probation officers, however, report that there are offenders from their district going to prison who could