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Restorative Justice From The Perspective Of Crime Victims

Sam Garkawe

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Recent trend in common law legal systems to establish restorative justice programs - usually involves offenders and victims meeting and reaching an agreement for the offender to repair damage caused to the victim - enables victims to have a direct role in dealing with the crime committed against them.

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Recent trend in common law legal systems to establish restorative justice programs - usually involves offenders and victims meeting and reaching an agreement for the offender to repair damage caused to the victim - enables victims to have a direct role in dealing with the crime committed against them.

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Recent trend in common law legal systems to establish restorative justice programs - usually involves offenders and victims meeting and reaching an agreement for the offender to repair damage caused to the victim - enables victims to have a direct role in dealing with the crime committed against them.

Key concepts: Restorative justice, Criminology, Perspective (graphical), Economic Justice, Law, Sociology, Political science, Art

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