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_aRestorative justice _ethe evidence _fLawrence W. Sherman, Heather Strang |
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_aLondon _cThe Smith Institute _d2007 |
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_a95p. _d27 cm |
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| 300 | _aFundo documental do GRAL | ||
| 330 | _a1. Instroduction and overview. 2. A table of three RJ conferences. 3. Varieties of restorative justice. 4. The process of restorative justice. 5. Restorative justice and the rule of law. 6. How we know what works - and what doesn't. 7. Restorative justice in the UK: the four settings. 8. Keeping promises versus following orders: how RJ compares. 9. Reducing harm to victims. 10. Reducing repeat offending. 11. Rare events: when RJ backfires - and why. 12. Other effects on crime. 13. Getting cases brought to justice. 14. Could RJ reduce the financial costs of justice? 15. More justice, less crime: a way forward. | ||
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_aRESOLUÇÃO ALTERNATIVA DE LITÍGIOS _921493 |
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_aMEDIAÇÃO PENAL _98531 |
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_aMEDIADORES DE CONFLITOS _924189 |
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_aSHERMAN _bLawrence W. _9327331 |
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