Changes to Restorative Justice Online in the past
Month
Conferences
Victim Offender Mediation Training
Mediation UK
May 19-21, 2004
Birmingham, England
Restorative Justice in
Russia: Experience and Perspectives For Century XXI
Public Centre for Legal and Judicial Reform
June 7-9, 2004
Moscow
3rd
International Effective Restorative Justice
Conference
De Montfort University
September 16-17, 2004
Devonshire Place, Leicester
Features Added
Voma Assists Romanian Efforts to Establish
Mediation Services.
Juvenile Justice Reform Still Pending
in South Africa.
Book Review: Youth Offending and
Restorative Justice: Implementing Reform in Youth
Justice.
Meet Jackie
Katounas. Jackie Katounas is a restorative justice advocate and
practitioner working in New Zealand prisons.
Website of the Month: Center for
Restorative Justice, Simon Fraser University.
Abstracts Added
Adams,
Paul. (2004). Restorative Justice, Responsive Regulation, and
Democratic Governance. Journal of Sociology and Social
Welfare.31 (1): 3-5.
Alberta
Justice and Attorney General. 2003. The Conditional Sentence of
Imprisonment: The Need for Amendment. Alberta
Justice.
Allan,
Alfred, and Marietjie M. Allan. 2000. The South African Truth and
Reconciliation Commission as a therapeutic tool. Behavioral
Sciences and the Law 18: 459-477.
Braithwaite,
John. (2003). Meta Regulation for Access to Justice.
Presentation to General Aspects of Law (GALA) Seminar Series,
University of California, Berkeley, 13 November.
Burford,
Gale And Adams, Paul. (2004). Restorative Justice, Responsive
Regulation and Social Work. Journal of Sociology and Social
Welfare.31 (1): 7-26.
Canada
Department of Justice. 2003. Restorative Justice Program
Guidelines. Government of Canada.
Canada
Department of Justice. 2003. Values and Principles of Restorative
Justice in Criminal Matters. Government of Canada.
Claassen-Wilson,
David. 2001. Curious George and “repairing the harm” in schools.
Restorative Justice in Action (Spring): 5-6. Special School
Edition. Denver, Colorado: Colorado Forum on Community and
Restorative Justice.
Claes,
Rhonda, and Deborah Clifton. 2001. Needs and Expectations for
Redress of Victims of Abuse at Native Residential Schools. Paper
prepared for the Law Commission of Canada.
Colorado
School Mediation Project. 2001. Restorative justice model for
schools. Restorative Justice in Action (Spring): 20-21.
Special School Edition. Denver, Colorado: Colorado Forum on
Community and Restorative Justice.
Compton,
Randy, Colleen Conrad, and Mary Murray. 2001. Teaching restorative
justice through history and literature. Restorative Justice in
Action (Spring): 22. Special School Edition. Denver, Colorado:
Colorado Forum on Community and Restorative Justice.
Cronin,
Jeremy. 1999. A luta dis-continua? The TRC final report and the
nation building
project. Paper presented at the TRC: Commissioning the Past conference,
organized by the Centre for the Study of Violence and
Reconciliation (CSVR) and the History Workshop (at Wits
University), 11-14 June. South Africa: University of
Witwatersrand.
Crosland,
Paul, and Marian Liebmann, ed. 2003. 40 cases: Restorative
justice and victim-offender mediation. Bristol, United Kingdom:
Mediation UK.
Davis,
Sharon. 2003. The Burlington Restorative Justice Center panel
process. Crime Victims Report 7 (November/December): 65-66,
75-79.
de
Keijser, Jan W., and Rien van der Leeden, and Janet L. Jackson.
2002. From moral theory to penal attitudes and back: A
theoretically integrated modeling approach. Behavioral Sciences
and the Law 20: 317-335.
Dyzenhaus,
David. (2003). Judging the Judges, Judging Ourselves: Truth,
Reconciliation, and the Apartheid Legal Order. Oxford: Hart
Publishing.
Editor.
2000. Guiding principles and values: Longmont Community Justice
Partnership. Restorative Justice in Action (October): 6.
Denver, Colorado: Colorado Forum on Community and Restorative
Justice.
Estes.
Jerry N. 2003. Forgiveness and justice. Crime Victims Report
7 (November/December): 70.
Fiene,
Joan. 2001. The three “R”s and the three “P”s – using restorative
justice as a tool for learning and drop out prevention.
Restorative Justice in Action (Spring): 4. Special School
Edition. Denver, Colorado: Colorado Forum on Community and
Restorative Justice.
Flanders-Thomas,
Joanna, Chris Giffard, and Roshila Nair. 2002. Advancing a human
rights culture in our prisons: The usefulness of a conflict
resolution approach. Track Two 11 (April): 25-29.
Rondebosch, South Africa: University of Cape Town, Centre for
Conflict Resolution.
Gedicks,
Frederick Mark. 2003. Restorative justice and the two-track
establishment clause. Utah Law Review 1:
523-532.
Giffard,
Chris. 2002. Restorative justice in prisons: An option for South
Africa? Track Two 11 (April): 34-38. Rondebosch, South
Africa: University of Cape Town, Centre for Conflict
Resolution.
Groh,
Arlene. 2002. Restorative justice: A healing approach to elder
abuse. Religion and Aging Conference. McMaster Journal of
Theology and Ministry 5.
Hamilton,
Jennifer. 2000. Penalty to fit the crime. Restorative Justice in
Action (October): 8. Denver, Colorado: Colorado Forum on
Community and Restorative Justice.
Henkeman,
Sarah. 2002. Intervening to break cycles of criminality: The need
for a dual logic of justice and peace. Track Two 11
(April): 30-33. Rondebosch, South Africa: University of Cape Town,
Centre for Conflict Resolution.
Home
Office. 2003. Restorative Justice as a Diversion from
Prosecution: Project Specification. London: Home
Office.
Howley,
Patrick. 2000. Restorative justice in Bougainville. Development
Bulletin 53 (November): 23-25.
Idaho
Supreme Court. 2000. Idaho Courts Summit on Children and Families.
Program summaries. Boise, Idaho: Idaho Supreme Court.
Ierley,
Alice. 2001. It’s our turn now: The changes that will make
restorative justice commonplace in our schools. Restorative
Justice in Action (Spring): 16. Special School Edition. Denver,
Colorado: Colorado Forum on Community and Restorative
Justice.
Immarigeon,
Russ. 2003. Worth reading. New Zealand newspaper accounts of
restorative justice. Crime Victims Report 7
(November/December): 65, 72-73.
Katchen,
Linda, and Jeff Ginsberg. 2001. Addressing bullying and other
student wrongdoing through restorative justice. Restorative
Justice in Action (Spring): 1-2. Special School Edition.
Denver, Colorado: Colorado Forum on Community and Restorative
Justice.
Kirchhoff,
Gerd Ferdinand, and Saskia Baltes. 2003. Victim offender
mediation in
Germany: Experiences in a German city and basic considerations.
Paper submitted for the XIth International Symposium on
Victimology, held in Stellenbosch, South Africa, 13-18
July.
Kneeland,
Patrick. 2001. Community group conferencing comes to CU-Boulder’s
campus. Restorative Justice in Action (Spring): 8. Special
School Edition. Denver, Colorado: Colorado Forum on Community and
Restorative Justice.
Kovener,
Marty. 2000. Where victims and offenders meet: High risk
victim/offender dialogue. Restorative Justice in Action
(Spring): 1, 3. Denver, Colorado: Colorado Forum on Community and
Restorative Justice.
Kulkarni,
Anu. 1999. Truth Commissions: Institutional Strategies for Trust
Construction and Conflict Management. Paper presented at the
"TRC: Commissioning
the Past" conference, organized by the Centre for the Study of
Violence
and Reconciliation (CSVR) and the History Workshop (at Wits
University). University of the Witwatersrand, South Africa, 11-14
June 1999.
Leman-Langlois,
Stephane And Shearing, Clifford. (2004). Repairing the Future:
The South African Truth and Reconciliation Commission at Work.
In, George Gilligan and John Pratt, eds, Crime, Truth and Justice.
Portland, OR and Devon, UK:
Willan Publishing.Pp. 222-242.
Liebmann,
Marian. 2002. Restorative Justice Takes Off in Uganda. Report on a
trip to Uganda in August 2002.
Metzen,
David R., and Leslie M. Metzen. 2001. School-based restorative
justice;
The perspectives of a judge and former school superintendent.
Restorative Justice in Action (Spring): 17. Special School
Edition. Denver, Colorado: Colorado Forum on Community and
Restorative Justice.
Muntingh,
Lukas. 2002. Tackling recidivism – What is needed for successful
offender reintegration. Track Two 11 (April): 20-24.
Rondebosch, South Africa: University of Cape Town, Centre for
Conflict Resolution.
Nees,
Hal. 2000. Evaluation of restorative justice programs.
Restorative Justice in Action (October): 4-5. Denver,
Colorado: Colorado Forum on Community and Restorative
Justice.
Omaji,
Paul Omojo. 2003. Responding to youth crime: Towards radical
criminal justice partnerships. Sydney: Hawkins
Press.
O’Neill,
Jordan. 2002. Crested Butte Community School, Crested Butte,
Colorado. On-the-Map. Beyond Just Us (Spring): 14. Special
Crime Victims’ Rights Week issue. Denver, Colorado: Colorado Forum
on Community and Restorative Justice.
Pennell,
Joan. 1997. Family group decision making for preventing abuse of
children and women. In Widening the Circle: Collaborative
Research for Mental Health Promotion in Native Communities, ed.
Caroline Oblin, Laurence J. Kirmayer, Kathryn Gill, and Elizabeth
Robinson, 34-38. Proceedings of the Widening the Circle: Developing
Partnerships for Aboriginal Mental Health conference, held in
Montreal, Quebec, 26-28 September.
Petrucci,
Carrie J. 2002. Apology in the criminal justice setting: Evidence
for including apology as an additional component in the legal
system. Behavioral Sciences and the Law 20:
337-362.
Pranis,
Kay, and Mark S. Umbreit. 1992. Public Opinion Research Challenges
Perception of Widespread Public Demand for Harsher Punishment.
Minneapolis, MN: Citizens Council.
Pranis,
Kay. 2002. Restorative practices show promise in Minnesota
schools. On-the-Map:
Minnesota Department of Corrections. Beyond Just Us
(Spring): 1-2. Special Crime Victims’ Rights Week issue. Denver,
Colorado: Colorado Forum on Community and Restorative
Justice.
Radzick,
Linda. (2003). Do Wrongdoers Have a Right to Make Amends?.
Social Theory and Practice. 29(2): 325-341.
Restorative
Justice Consortium. (n.d.) Restorative justice and prison staff.
London: Restorative Justice Consortium.
Riestenberg,
Nancy. 2001. Restorative creativity: Innovative school applications
of restorative processes. Restorative Justice in Action
(Spring): 18-19. Special School Edition. Denver, Colorado: Colorado
Forum on Community and Restorative Justice.
Roberts,
Julian V. (2003). Sentencing Reform in New Zealand: An Analysis
of the Sentencing Act 2002. The Australian and New Zealand
Journal of Criminology. 36(3): 249-271.
Rottman,
David B., and Pamela Casey. 1998. A response to Scheff: Don’t
write-off the courts. Revista Juridica Universidad de Puerto
Rico 67: 653
Rourke,
Brent. 2001. Restorative justice through the eyes of a high school
assistant principal. Restorative Justice in Action (Spring):
2. Special School Edition. Denver, Colorado: Colorado Forum on
Community and Restorative Justice.
Sentamu,
John. 2003. Towards a global paradigm of justice: Truth,
restoration and reconciliation. The Second Lord Longford Lecture.
London: The Prison Reform Trust.
Seymour,
Anne. 2002. Bringing honor to victims. Beyond Just Us
(Spring): 1-2. Special Crime Victims’ Rights Week issue. Denver,
Colorado: Colorado Forum on Community and Restorative
Justice.
Spooner,
Catherine And Hall, Wayne And Mattick, Richard P. (2001). An
overview of diversion strategies for Australian drug-related
offenders. Drug and Alcohol Review.20: 281-294.
Student
Conflict Hearing Board. 2001. Restorative justice and the students
at Fairview High School – Boulder, Colorado. Restorative Justice
in Action (Spring): 7-8. Special School Edition. Denver,
Colorado: Colorado Forum on Community and Restorative
Justice.
Studer,
Sarah. 2001. Restorative justice at Boulder High School: A
student’s perspective. Restorative Justice in Action
(Spring): 1, 3. Special School Edition. Denver, Colorado: Colorado
Forum on Community and Restorative Justice.
Tapia,
Glenn A. 2000. Why evaluate? Restorative Justice in Action
(Spring): 4. Denver, Colorado: Colorado Forum on Community and
Restorative Justice.
Umbreit,
Mark S., and Heather Burns. 2003. Healing and the Law: An Annotated
Listing of Websites and Publications. In collaboration with the
International Centre for Healing and the Law, Kalamazoo,
Michigan. Center for Restorative Justice and Peacemaking,
School of Social Work, University of Minnesota.
Waldram,
James. 1997. But does it work? Traditional healing and issues of
efficacy and evaluation. In Widening the Circle: Collaborative
Research for Mental Health Promotion in Native Communities, ed.
Caroline Oblin, Laurence J. Kirmayer, Kathryn Gill, and Elizabeth
Robinson, 92-96. Proceedings of the Widening the Circle: Developing
Partnerships for Aboriginal Mental Health conference, held in
Montreal, Quebec, 26-28 September.
Weisz,
Victoria, Roger C. Lott, and Nghi D. Thai. 2002. A teen court
evaluation with a therapeutic jurisprudence perspective.
Behavioral Sciences and the Law 20:
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Wille,
Kim. 2000. Rocky Mountain Community Justice Partnership.
Restorative Justice in Action (October): 9. Denver,
Colorado: Colorado Forum on Community and Restorative
Justice.
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Robin J., Bria Huculak, and Andrew McWhinnie. 2002. Restorative
justice innovations in Canada. Behavioral Sciences and the
Law 20: 363-380.
Winfree,
L. Thomas, Jr. (2004). New Zealand Police and Restorative
Justice Philosophy. Crime and Delinquency. 50(2): 189-
213.
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Richard And Hoyle, Carolyn. (2003). Restorative Justice and
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Howard. 1980. Mediating the victim-offender conflict. With a case
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Victims Offender Reconciliation Program.
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