Key Points for the Family Court Community: Restorative justice, in particular, circle process, can be used to resolve family law cases. Circle process widens the group of participants in alternative dispute resolution of family law matters. Circle process brings more voices to the table, namely, ...
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The consequences themselves are co-created by the circle! Dominic reports that the level of follow-through on consequences, such as, for example, community service, is much higher than in the mainstream justice system. When you compare this system to the punitive criminal justice system, the lev...
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Here you can purchase some of our videos that will help you learn our processes step by step. From a demo video for our Circle of Friends and circle of adults ideas to a video helping with Peer Mediation Training and another for Restorative Justice Train
Restorative Justice A philosophical framework and a series of programs for the criminal justice system that emphasize the need to repair the harm done to crime victims through a process of negotiation, mediation, victim empowerment, and Reparation.The...
Common restorative justice practices include victim-offender mediation, family group conferences, circle sentencing, and restorative circles. These practices vary in format but typically involve facilitated dialogue between the victim and the offender, sometimes with the involvement of their respective support...
The aspects of restorative justice rituals that make them unique are staging, choreography, casting, scripting and symbols. There are clear physical boundaries: participants usually sit in a circle with no hierarchy. There is a clear delineation between who is part of the circle and who is an ...
To really help them understand what would happen in a restorative justice process, people need to visualize what happens. “The person who was harmed and the person who was responsible for the harm are put in a room with a trained facilitator, everyone is brought together, to express what th...
group processrestorative justicedesistancesolution‐focused brief therapyreintegrationenactive learningThis article describes the Modified Circle process and its potential for increasing criminal desistance with the aim of influencing corrections programs to use the process. A Modified Restorative Circle is a ...