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Parker, Lynette (2001). Using the Internet to Help Victims and Offenders Heal. Restorative Justice Online. October 2002 Edition

OASIS -- Offender Accountability Synergistic Interaction Service -- uses the Internet to educate victims and community about restorative justice, to provide a safe place for victims express the impact of crime, and to allow offenders offer to make amends with their victim and community

Link: www.restorativejustice.org/editions/2002/October02/OASIS

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