1012-RESTORE

Outcomes were strong overall for 20 cases of restorative justice “conferences” – facilitated meetings in which sexual assault victims (or their surrogates), supporters, and “responsible persons” (perpetrators) voluntarily participated after approval by prosecutors.

SOURCE:

Koss, Mary P., "The RESTORE Program of Restorative Justice for Sex Crimes: Vision, Process, and Outcomes," Journal of Interpersonal Violence (http://journals.sagepub.com/stoken/default+domain/IUvQTViYhSpGZkxsmmXE/full)

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1012-RESTORE

Outcomes were strong overall for 20 cases of restorative justice “conferences” – facilitated meetings in which sexual assault victims (or their surrogates), supporters, and “responsible persons” (perpetrators) voluntarily participated after approval by prosecutors.

1012-RESTORE

Outcomes were strong overall for 20 cases of restorative justice “conferences” – facilitated meetings in which sexual assault victims (or their surrogates), supporters, and “responsible persons” (perpetrators) voluntarily participated after approval by prosecutors.

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