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200			_aHandbook on restorative justice programmes _fUnited Nations Office on Drugs and Crime
210			_aNew York _cUnited Nations _d2006
215			_a105p. _d30 cm
225			_aCriminal justice handbook series
330			_a1. Restorative justice. 1.1 Definitions of key concepts. 1.2 Features of restorative justice programmes. 1.3 Underlying assumptions. 1.4 Process values and goals. 2. The use o restorative approches. 2.1 Main types of programmes 2.2 Variation in criminal justice programmes 2.3 Victim-ofender mediation 2.4 Community and family group conferencing 2.5 Circle sentencing 2.6 Restorative programmes for juvenil offenders 2.7 Indigenous and customary fustice forums 3. Principles and safeguards. 3.1 Basic principles on the use of restorative justice programmes in criminal matters. 3.2 Exmples of guidelines and their contents. 4. From principles to practice. implementing restorative justice programmes. 4.1 strategic approches. 4.2 Programme design and implementation 4.3 Addressing the ned for legislatin 4.4 Legislative provisions 4.5 Leadership, organization and programme strucutre 4.6 Securing the support of criminal justice agencies 4.7 Mobilizing the community 5. The dynamics of restorative justice interventions. 5.1 Participants in the restorative justice process 5.2 Types of processes in restorative justice process 5.2 Types of processes in restorative justice programmes 5.3 Cautions 5.4 addressing potential pitfalls 6. Programme operation. 6.1 Context for the successful operation of a programme 6.2 the use of police, prosecutorial and judicial discretion 6.3 Promoting approprate referrals to a programme 6.4 The role of NGOs and civil society 6.5 Programme outcomes 6.6 Compilance monitoring 6.7 Programme support services 6.8 Communty relations and realations with media 7. Programme monitoring and evaluation 7.1 The need for programme monitoring and evaluation 7.2 Challenges in evaluating restorative justice programmes 7.3 Measuring the impact of programmes on recidivism 7.4 Evaluatiom results and evidence of emerging best practices. | Conclusion. References and bibliographical resources. Annexes. Annex I: Useful web-based resources. Annex II: united Natios Basic Principles on the Use of Restorative Justice Programmes in Criminal Matters. Annex III: Controversies and disagreements on the essential characteristics of restorative programme
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