REL 210M - Restorative Justice

“Restorative Justice” names an approach to crime, conflict and other disturbances to a community that differs from conventional criminal justice responses and from typical ways conflict is handled in our society. While arguably this discourse is centered on criminal justice as administered by a state, restorative justice and associated practices have implications of how any community, large or small, might respond to instances of wrongdoing, conflict, and disturbances to a community.

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