01800nam a2200229   450000100060000001000150000610000410002110100080006220001330007021000480020321500200025130000680027133010610033960600230140060600350142360600270145860600230148560600130150860600130152170000210153485200150155531592  a188179802X  a20120827d1994       y0pory50      ba  aeng  aVictim meets offenderethe impact of restorative justice and mediationfMark S. UmbreitgRobert B. Coates, Boris Kalanj [colab.]  aMonsey (N.Y.)cCriminal Justice Pressd1994  aXI, 244p.d23cm  aIncludes bibliographical references. | Fundo documental do GRAL  a1. Restorative justice and mediation: is the public interested? 2. What have we learned from previous studies. 3. Evaluation of four programs in U.S. 4. Program sites and participants. 5. Immediate outcomes of mediation. 6. Quality of Justice impact: client satisfaction and percetions of fairness. 7. Quality of Justice impact: Themes that emerged from victims and offenders / Boris Kalanj. 8. Mid-Range outcomes: restitution completion and recidivism. 9. Mediation observay«tions: case example and analysis / Robert B. Coates. 10. Issues to be faced in starting a local program. 11. Conclusions and implications. References. List of written/audiovisual resources: victm-offender mediation. APPENDICES : 1. Research plan for cross-site analysis of vict-offender mediation. 2. Cost implications of victim-offender mediation programs. 3. parental involvement in victm-offender mediation / Boris Kalajan. 4. Bulgary case study. 5. Stakeholder analysis form. 6. Sample victim information letter. 7. Program evaluation kit: victim-offender mediation programs.  aMEDIAÇÃO PENAL  aMEDIAÇÃO VÍTIMA-AGRESSOR  aJUSTIÇA RESTAURATIVA  aJUSTIÇA CRIMINAL  aVÍTIMA  aAGRESSOR  aUMBREITbMark S.  jME.PEN_UMB