"Restorative justice (RJ) is a justice theory focused on repairing the harm from criminal behavior, emphasizing cooperative processes involving all stakeholders for transformative outcomes in individuals, relationships, and communities (Center for Justice & Reconciliation). This webinar offers a concise overview of RJ principles and practices, including traditional justice and RJ philosophies, along with key findings from relevant research, such as the New Zealand Model and initiatives like the Durham NC Dispute Settlement Center. It covers various RJ practices in law enforcement, prosecution, courts, and explores recidivism and RJ outcomes. Additionally, it outlines reasons for adopting restorative justice, addressing the needs of victims and service providers, benefits for various stakeholders including law enforcement, prosecution, defense, judiciary, corrections, elected officials, and highlighting top assets and obstacles."
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