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Stutzman Amstutz, Lorraine (1998). Training Issues in Victim Offender Mediation Journal of Correctional Education. 50(2): 68-71.

This article reviews some issues associated with developing Offender Victim Reconciliation Programs. Questions and answers concerning training for reconciliation programs are addressed. (author's abstract).


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