Justice

Justice requires that we work to restore those who have been injured.

Those most directly involved and affected by crime should have the opportunity to participate fully in the response if they wish.

Government's role is to preserve a just public order, and the community's is to build and maintain a just peace.

Some of the correctional policies or principles typically identified with restorative justice include:

Victim offender mediation involves a meeting between the victim and offender facilitated by a trained mediator. With the assistance of the mediator, the victim and offender begin to resolve the conflict and to construct their own approach to achieving justice in the face of their particular crime. Both are given the opportunity to express their feelings and perceptions of the offense that often dispels misconceptions they may have had of one another before entering mediation.

Conferencing is another form of restorative justice. Conferencing programs are similar to victim-offender reconciliation/ mediation programs, in that they involve the victim and offender in an extended conversation about the crime and its consequences. Conferencing programs also include the participation of fam

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