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_aBuilding restorative probation services _fIan D. Marder |
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_aManchester _cHer Majesty's Inspectorate of Probation _d2020 |
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_aAcademic Insights _v4 |
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| 330 | _aModern restorative justice has its early roots in probation work. In 1974, a court in Ontario, Canada asked probation officer Mark Yantzi to write pre-sentence reports for two young men who pleaded guilty to vandalising 22 properties. Yantzi discussed with colleagues the idea that the perpetrators meet their victims, suggesting this in his pre-sentence report. Upon receiving judicial approval, Yantzi brought the men to each damaged property to discuss the harm done and possible reparations with their victims. | ||
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