Restorative Justice

Ruth Ann Strickland is currently Professor and Chairperson of the Political Science and Criminal Justice Department at Appalachian State University, North Carolina.

Chapter 1: Restorative Justice

1

(18)

Definition of the Restorative Justice Alternative

1

(1)

Historical Origins of the Restorative Justice Movement

2

(2)

Uses of Restorative Justice

4

(1)

Restorative Justice: General Practices

5

(4)

Restorative Justice: Specific Techniques

9

(5)

Preview of Upcoming Chapters

14

(5)

Chapter 2: Restorative Justice and Defendants

19

(18)

Restoring Communities, Victims, and Defendants

19

(2)

Taking Responsibility Versus Legal Guilt

21

(3)

Widening the Net of Social Control

24

(1)

Reintegrating and Restoring Offenders

24

(2)

Reduction in Offender Recidivism

26

(2)

Defendants and Legal Rights

28

(2)

Proportionality in Punishment

30

(2)

Restorative Justice and Dangerous Defendants

32

(2)

Conclusions

34

(3)

Chapter 3: Restorative Justice and Victims

37

(25)

Victim Services

39

(1)

Victim-Offender Panels

40

(2)

Family Group Conferencing

42

(3)

Victim-Offender Reconciliation and Mediation

45

(3)

Victim Compensation and Restitution

48

(3)

Healing and Sentencing Circles

51

(2)

Victim Impact Statements

53

(3)

Reparative Boards

56

(2)

Conclusions

58

(4)

Chapter 4: Restorative Justice and the Courtroom Workgroup

62

(24)

Police

63

(3)

Prosecutors

66

(4)

Defense Attorneys

70

(4)

Judges

74

(8)

Conclusions

82

(4)

Chapter 5: Restorative Justice and the Community

86

(24)

Defining Community

86

(2)

Community Justice and Crime

88

(1)

Communities of Interest and Responsibility

89

(1)

Community Involvement in Restorative Justice

90

(3)

Diverting Criminal Cases to Community Groups

93

(2)

Community Empowerment

95

(2)

Community Partnerships with Criminal Justice Agencies

97

(7)

Community Restoration

104

(1)

Building Community Support for Restorative Justice

105

(5)

Chapter 6: Restorative Justice and Corrections

110

(27)

Restorative Justice and the Multiple Goals of Corrections

110

(1)

Traditional Community-Based Corrections

111

(1)

Restorative Justice and Community-Based Corrections

112

(1)

Traditional Community-Based Corrections Revamped with a Restorative Focus

113

(8)

Restorative Justice Techniques with Correctional Implications

121

(9)

Implications of Restorative Justice for Corrections

130

(7)

Chapter 7: Conclusions

137

Implications of Restorative Justice

141

(1)

The Future of Restorative Justice

141

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