02026nam a2200181   450000100060000001000150000610000410002110100080006220000820007021000360015221500160018822500490020430000290025333015000028260600250178260600230180785200140183031469  a0761942092  a20120709d2004       y0pory50      ba  aeng  aRestorative justiceecritical issuesfEugene McLaughlin...[et al.] (ed. lit.)  aLondoncSAGE Publicationsd2004  a237p.d25cm  aCrime, order and social control. Course team  aFundo documental do GRAL  aINTRODUCTIONS : Justice in the round - contextualizing restorative justice. PART ONE: CONCEPTUALIZING RESTORATIVE JUSTICE. Chapter 1 - Conflicts as property. Chapter 2 - Moving into the New Millennium: toward feminist vision of justice. Chapter 3- Fundamental concepts og restorative justice. Chapter 4- Re-forming justice: the potencial of Maori processes. Chapter 5- Restorative justice and better future. PART TWO: INSTITUTIONALIZING RESTORATIVE JUSTICE. Chapter 6- Restorative family group conferences: differing models and guidelines for practice. Chapter 7- Conferences, circles, boards and mediations: the "New Wave" of community justice decisionmaking. Chapter 8- Restorative police cautioning in Aylesbury - from degrading to reintegrative shaming ceremonies? Chapter 9- Restorative justice and family group conferences in England: current state and future prospects. Chapter 10- Young women offendres and the challenge for estorative justice. Chapter 11- Re-visioning men's violence against female partners. Chapter 12- Suite justice or sweet charity? Some explorations of shaming and incapacitating business fraudsters. PART THREE: CONTESTING RESTORATIVE JUSTICE.   Chapter 13- Restorative justice and social justice. Chapter 14- Is restorative justice the way forward for criminal justice. Chapter 15- Thinking critically about restorative justice? Chapter 16- Restorative justice: the real story. Chapter 17- Community justice: transforming communities through restorative justice?   aREFORMA JUDICIÁRIA  aJUSTIÇA CRIMINAL  jJ.RES_RES