Restorative Justice Flashcards

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What does restorative justice put an emphasis on?

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Focus on the needs of the individual, to come to terms with the crime and move on. Instead of enforcing the law and punishing
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The key principles of restorative justice

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  • focus on acceptance (positive changes that occur>punishment)
  • outside courtrooms (face to face)
  • active involvement
  • focusing on positive outcomes for individuals who have engaged in wrong doing (the next steps)
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Variations of restorative justice: reasons why program is flexible

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Not all face to face
To make it up to victims, may make financial restitution, repairing damaged property

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AO3: justice work of the community

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Punishment is decided by the public rather than a courtroom

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AO3: considers interest of victims and offenders

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Empowerment of victims and offenders held accountable

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AO3: proportionate punishment

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Victim has a voice, able to express what punishment they think is suitable

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AO3: Restitution > Retribution

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Focus on putting lives together rather than punishment

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AO3: Focus on the future

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Forward looking

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