Restorative Justice
Literature Review on Restorative Justice
In the Encyclopedia of Public Administration and Public Policy, [1] Michelle Maiese offers the following summary about the topic of Restorative Justice: The restorative justice paradigm shows promise of offering crime victims more justice than they currently receive in the dominant criminal justice paradigm. While traditional justice practices tend to ignore victims’ needs and treat crime as an offense against the state, restorative justice recognizes that crime involves real-life individuals. Rather than simply inflicting more harm via punishment, it seeks to heal individuals and repair communities.
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Notes and References
- Entry about Restorative Justice in the Encyclopedia of Public Administration and Public Policy (2015, Routledge, Oxford, United Kingdom)
See Also
Further Reading
- Global Encyclopedia of Public Administration, Public Policy, and Governance (2018, Springer International Publishing, Germany)
Hierarchical Display of Restorative justice
Law > Justice > Judicial proceedings > Criminal procedure
Law > Civil law > Civil law > Liability > Indemnification
Law > Civil law > Civil law > Liability > Damages
Law > Criminal law > Criminal liability > Victim > Help for victims
Restorative justice
Concept of Restorative justice
See the dictionary definition of Restorative justice.
Characteristics of Restorative justice
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Translation of Restorative justice
- Spanish: Justicia reparadora
- French: Justice réparatrice
- German: Opferorientierte Justiz
- Italian: Giustizia riparatrice
- Portuguese: Justiça reparadora
- Polish: Sprawiedliwość naprawcza
Thesaurus of Restorative justice
Law > Justice > Judicial proceedings > Criminal procedure > Restorative justice
Law > Civil law > Civil law > Liability > Indemnification > Restorative justice
Law > Civil law > Civil law > Liability > Damages > Restorative justice
Law > Criminal law > Criminal liability > Victim > Help for victims > Restorative justice
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