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RESTORATIVE JUSTICE AN OVERVIEW
RESTORATIVE JUSTICE . AN OVERVIEW . by Tony F. Marshall RESTORATIVE JUSTICE : AN OVERVIEW . by Tony F. Marshall A report by the Home Office Research Development and Statistics Directorate Additional copies of this report can be be obtained from the Home Office, Information & Publications Group, Research Development and Statistics Directorate, Room 201, 50 Queen Anne's Gate, London SW1H 9AT. Crown copyright 1999. ISBN 1 84082 244 9. CONTENTS. Page What is RESTORATIVE JUSTICE ? 5. What is RESTORATIVE JUSTICE for? 6. Why is it called RESTORATIVE JUSTICE ? 7. How did the idea of RESTORATIVE JUSTICE arise? 7. Relationship of RESTORATIVE JUSTICE to legal JUSTICE 8. Limitations of RESTORATIVE JUSTICE 8. Organisations promoting RESTORATIVE JUSTICE 9. Examples of RESTORATIVE JUSTICE practice 11. Research on RESTORATIVE JUSTICE practice 17. RESTORATIVE JUSTICE and crime policy 20. Major issues in the development of RESTORATIVE JUSTICE 22.
judicial agencies might undermine and convert the aims of restorative practices (Messmer & Otto, 1992). Some h a ve argued for completely separate and parallel systems, neither interfe r ing with the other. Others have countered that this would not lead to Restorative Justice at all, because all it gained would be destroyed by the
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