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The inclusion of community service in restorative justice programs has also become an important element (Richardson &... The paper tells that the proposed restorative justice program seeks to target and develop every area relating to domestic violence.... This paper will analyse the main components of restorative justice programs and analyse their strengths as well as their weaknesses.... This will be used as the foundation for the development of a restorative justice program which seeks to deal adequately with instances of domestic violence....
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Research Proposal
Criminal justice system can be the procedures and means formed by the administrative government to regulate crime and punish those who go against the laws.... In America, there is no single criminal justice system but several similar, independent systems.... The criminal justice system is dependent on the jurisdiction in charge that can be tribal government, county, city, state or military facility.... The government has always been committed to rebalance and reform the country's criminal justice system for purposes of delivering justice for all citizens, and to safeguard the victim's interests, communities and witnesses....
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Essay
This paper "The Four Prototypes of Community justice" focuses on the fact that community justice refers to the broad definition of how the community is involved in enhancing its quality of life.... We should understand that to achieve this, the community is involved in security procedures and justice activities.... The main goal of community justice is preventing community crime, community policing, defending the community, community prosecution and restorative court systems....
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Case Study
The purpose of this research study 'A restorative justice Approach to White Collar Crime' is to explore these diverging views in the context of theories of restorative justice with a view to exposing the implications of a restorative justice approach to corporate crime.... The position taken in this paper is adapted from a theory of restorative justice as put forth by Braithwaite.... Braithwaite's theory of restorative justice encapsulates the concept that restorative justice is predicated on the philosophy that interventions between victims and offenders promote healing and ultimately prevent recidivism....
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Research Proposal
This research paper describes theories of punishment and abolishing punishment.... This paper analyses the objectives of institutional punishment, merits, abolitionist arguments, retribution, reformation, prevention, and deterrence.... It outlines peculiarities of punishment.... ... ... ... Popular belief supports the view that institutional punishment is justified and necessary in a civilized society....
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Research Paper
The author of the current paper "restorative justice Paradigm for Reforming Juvenile Justice" claims that as juvenile policy and juvenile services become increasingly focused or specialized, the youth and their mental health needs are more and more characterized by 'places' in service bureaucracies....
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Case Study
This research examines the role of victims in the criminal justice process.... It examines the dominant debates involved in this situation and how it can potentially influence the discharge of justice throughout the British Commonwealth.... This is done by examining the political and historical contexts....
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Research Paper
This literature review examines restorative justice and several related concepts.... Conflict resolution has a bearing upon restorative justice.... How restorative justice and conflict resolution intersect is that RJ enables the parties to talk with one another, which helps each side understand the others' positions....
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Literature review