DEALING WITH OFFENDING BEHAVIOUR : RESTORATIVE JUSTICE Flashcards

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1
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what is restorative justice

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system

dealing with offending behaviour

focuses on rehabilitation of offenders through reconciliation with their victims

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2
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what does restorative justice enable offender to see

and do to survivors

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impact of their crime and serves to empower survivors by giving them a voice

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what are the 4 subheadings

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changing the empahsies

key features of the programme

sentencing and restitution

restirative justie council

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chagning the emphasis

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historically a perosn convicted of a criminal offence would have been regarded as commiting a crime against teh

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state

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in constrast restorative justice programmes do what

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switch teh emphasis from needs of the state (to enforce the law and punish)

to the needs of the individual victim( to feel compensated in some way and come to terms with the crime

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7
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restorative justice seeks to be a x process

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healing

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restortive justice is less about x and more about x

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retribution

reparation

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9
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what is retribution

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punishing the offender

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what is reparation

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repairing the harm teh offender has caused

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due to aims et out above what doesrestorative justice seek to focus on

(2 things)

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survivor of crime and their recovery

the offender and their rehabilitation process

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how many key features of the programme are there

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7

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what is key feature of the programme 1(supervision)

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trained mediator supervises the meeting

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what is key feature of the programme 2 (locaiton)

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non courtroom setting hwere offenders voluntarily meet with survior/s

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what is key feature of the programme 3 (tech)

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can be a face to face meeting or conducted remotley via video link

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what is key feature of the programme 4( survivor)

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survivor is given the opportunity to confornt th eoffender and explain how the incident affected them

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key feature of the programme 4 - what does giving the survivor the opportunity to ocnfornt he offender and explain enable

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offender to understand the consequences of their actinos

including the emotional distress it caused

18
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what is key feature of the programme 5 (tenses)

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its important that their is active rather than passive involvement of all parties in process wherever possible

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what is key feature of the programme 6 - focus

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focus is on positive outcomes for both surviviors and offenders

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what is key feature of the programme 7 - others

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other relevant community members may have role in the process e.g family

they may al wish to explain the effects of the crime

21
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snetencing and restitution

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22
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restoratie justice mmay occur

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pre trial

23
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restorative jsutie can function alongside …

or as an alternative

or as an incentive

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a prsion sentence

as an alternative to prison (Especially if young)

as an incentive to reduce the length of a sentence

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in a traditional sense how is restitution seen

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as a monetary pament by offendr to surviror for harm resulting fromteh offence

25
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in trad sense restituion is seen as a monetary payment so what may an offender do

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make some financial resittutino to the surviror which may reflect psycholgical damage caused or actual physical damage cuased in the case of a break in for instance

26
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what another variation of resitution inr estorative justice

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offender repairing damaged property tehmselves

27
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resitution or paying back can also be seen in what type of sense

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eotional

28
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how can restitution be seen in an emotional sense

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offender can support healing process by repairing and rebuilding survivors confifednce

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restorative justice council

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30
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what is restorative justice council

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independent body - establish clear standards for the use of restorative justice

and support survirors in and specialist professsionals in the field

31
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what does the RJC advocate

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the use of restorative practice beyond dealing with crime

32
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RJC advoates restoratie jsutice beyond practice of dealinf with crime how can it be used elsewhere then

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preventing and managing conflict in many areas e.g schools and workplaces