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What is the main focus of Restorative Justice?
What is the main focus of Restorative Justice?
What is the role of community in Restorative Justice?
What is the role of community in Restorative Justice?
What is the goal of Criminal Justice Diversion through Restorative Conferencing?
What is the goal of Criminal Justice Diversion through Restorative Conferencing?
What does Fania Davis advocate for in Restorative Justice?
What does Fania Davis advocate for in Restorative Justice?
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According to Howard Zehr, what does Restorative Justice promote?
According to Howard Zehr, what does Restorative Justice promote?
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Restorative Justice is only concerned with punishing offenders
Restorative Justice is only concerned with punishing offenders
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Criminal Justice Diversion through Restorative Conferencing involves all affected parties in deciding how to make things right
Criminal Justice Diversion through Restorative Conferencing involves all affected parties in deciding how to make things right
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Fania Davis is a leader in the Restorative Justice Movement
Fania Davis is a leader in the Restorative Justice Movement
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Howard Zehr believes that Restorative Justice is about respecting all parties involved, including those who are different or seem to be enemies
Howard Zehr believes that Restorative Justice is about respecting all parties involved, including those who are different or seem to be enemies
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Dr. Curtis is a psychologist and practitioner who explains how Restorative Justice works in D.C. High School for Young Men of Color
Dr. Curtis is a psychologist and practitioner who explains how Restorative Justice works in D.C. High School for Young Men of Color
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What is the primary goal of Restorative Justice?
What is the primary goal of Restorative Justice?
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Who is Fania Davis and what is her role in the Restorative Justice Movement?
Who is Fania Davis and what is her role in the Restorative Justice Movement?
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What is Criminal Justice Diversion through Restorative Conferencing?
What is Criminal Justice Diversion through Restorative Conferencing?
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According to Howard Zehr, what does Restorative Justice promote?
According to Howard Zehr, what does Restorative Justice promote?
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What is the role of community in Restorative Justice?
What is the role of community in Restorative Justice?
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Restorative Justice is a voluntary alternative to ______ that involves all affected, and allows them to decide how to make things right
Restorative Justice is a voluntary alternative to ______ that involves all affected, and allows them to decide how to make things right
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Howard Zehr believes that Restorative Justice is about ______ing all parties involved, including those who are different or seem to be enemies
Howard Zehr believes that Restorative Justice is about ______ing all parties involved, including those who are different or seem to be enemies
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Facilitated process where participants work collaboratively to decide how to repair harm and prevent future occurrences
Facilitated process where participants work collaboratively to decide how to repair harm and prevent future occurrences
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Restorative Justice is about promoting ______ for all parties involved, including those who are different or seem to be enemies
Restorative Justice is about promoting ______ for all parties involved, including those who are different or seem to be enemies
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Dr. Curtis is a ______ and practitioner who explains how Restorative Justice works in D.C. High School for Young Men of Color
Dr. Curtis is a ______ and practitioner who explains how Restorative Justice works in D.C. High School for Young Men of Color
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Match the following concepts with their description in Restorative Justice:
Match the following concepts with their description in Restorative Justice:
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What is the primary focus of the Juvenile Court compared to the Superior Court?
What is the primary focus of the Juvenile Court compared to the Superior Court?
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What does CHINS stand for in the context of the Juvenile Court?
What does CHINS stand for in the context of the Juvenile Court?
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What is the role of the Sunset Juvenile Program Manager?
What is the role of the Sunset Juvenile Program Manager?
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What does DJJ stand for in the context of supervision?
What does DJJ stand for in the context of supervision?
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What is the contact email for Mr. Johnson, the Hawthorne Juvenile Program Manager?
What is the contact email for Mr. Johnson, the Hawthorne Juvenile Program Manager?
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What is the purpose of HITS in the context of DJJ supervision?
What is the purpose of HITS in the context of DJJ supervision?
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What is the office contact number for Jonathan McMichael?
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Study Notes
Overview of Restorative Justice
- Restorative justice seeks to transform the cultural approach to conflict and justice, prioritizing relationships and community healing.
- Rooted in indigenous and religious traditions, it emphasizes respect, love, and accountability for all impacted individuals.
Key Questions in Justice
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Punitive Justice focuses on:
- Identifying broken rules or laws
- Determining who is responsible for the violation
- Deciding what punishment is deserved
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Restorative Justice prioritizes:
- Identifying who has been harmed
- Understanding their needs
- Holding responsible parties accountable for addressing those needs and repairing the harm
Values and Principles
- Restorative practices aim to create a safe environment for victims, allowing them to share their experiences and seek validation.
- Accountability for those who cause harm involves addressing their actions, fostering empathy, and supporting healing.
Justice Requirements
- For victims:
- Safety, the opportunity to express their truths
- Involvement and empowerment in the justice process
- Validation of their experiences and a sense of vindication
- For offenders:
- Acknowledgement of responsibility for their actions
- Encouragement of personal healing and insights into the root causes of their misbehavior
Applications in Criminal Justice System
- Restorative justice practices can be integrated into the ACC criminal justice system to facilitate resolutions that respect the needs of all parties involved, aiming for collective healing and restoration.
Quote for Reflection
- "Let shame be the punishment." - Maori Proverb, highlighting a different perspective on accountability without traditional punitive measures.
Presentation Objectives
- Understand the foundational roots and guiding principles of restorative practices.
- Explore the practical applications within the ACC Criminal Justice System for transformative outcomes.
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Test your knowledge about restorative justice with this quiz. Explore the roots, values, principles, and applications of restorative practices within the criminal justice system. See how much you know about this umbrella concept and social movement.