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Restorative Justice

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That's the topic of a symposium at UT Law that will be held Thursday, April 23.  The full title is, "Restorative Justice: Putting a Spotlight on Harm & the Personal Dimensions of Crime."The keynote, "Restorative Justice: Putting a Spotlight on Harm and the Personal Dimensions of Crime?" will be delivered by Dr. Marilyn Armour, from the UT School of Social Work.  Her remarks will be followed by a panel discussion involving:Ronnie Earl, former Travis County District Attorney, Mary Odom, Texas Department of Criminal Justice; and,John Sage, Bridges to LifeWith the personnel involved, I'm sure it will be an excellent program.  It will be held in the Eidman Courtroom at UT Law.

Full post as published by StandDown Texas Project on April 08, 2009 (boomark / email).

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