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In this paper, Howard Zehr moves from the vision of healing justice to the practice of healing justice. Building on a case involving juvenile crime, he describes the processes and potential restorative outcomes of victim-offender reconciliation programs. At the same time, Zehr acknowledges that restorative justice can be subverted so that it becomes simply a new term for âdoing the same old thing.â? Hence, he concludes by warning against three ways in which victim-offender reconciliation programs can be subverted from truly restorative principles and practices.
