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RESTORATIVE JUSTICE - Coggle Diagram
RESTORATIVE JUSTICE
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EVALUATION
EFFECTIVENESS
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Restorative Justice Council (2015) reports 85% satisfaction from victims in face-to-face meetings with their offenders
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Avon and Somerset reported 92.5% victim satisfaction when victims had been the subject of a violent crime
REDUCED REOFFENDING
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Sherman and Strang (2007) reviewed 20 studies face-to-face meetings between offender and victim in the US, Uk and Australia
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ETHICS
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Victim may feel that the offender shows no empathy and they will feel injured for a second time and can impact self-esteem
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SOCIAL IMPLICATIONS
FINANCIAL IMPLICATIONS
The UK has a large prison population which is greater than other European countries- one of the aims of restorative justice is to reduce reoffending
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COMMUNITY BENEFITS
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Peace circles are an example of the kind of community programme that has been developed in communities
The circle aims to foster an environment of respect so the community can offer support to victims of crime and welcome the offender into the circle to enable mutual understanding