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Legal Opinion: The justice strategy that introduces offenders to their victims

By John Hirst

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Legal Opinion: The justice strategy that introduces offenders to their victims

Meet-the-criminal programmes have won enormous support. So, asks Robert Verkaik, Law Editor, why isn't restorative justice being put to greater use?

"When first mooted 10 years ago, it was an idea that broke with the conventional thinking on how to tackle crime. Under the restorative-justice scheme, victims of crime would be given the chance to meet the offender so both could benefit from the experience. The victim would use the meeting to help get over the trauma, while the offender would use it as opportunity to break the cycle of offending".

Full post as published by prisonlawinsideout on April 30, 2008 (boomark / email).

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