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Dinnan, Chris (2001). Grossly Negligent Operation with Death Resulting: A Conferencing Case Study In, John G. Perry, ed. Repairing Communities Through Restorative Justice. Lanham, MD : American Correctional Association. Pp. 153-167.

This chapter presents a case study of a restorative process. The case involved reckless driving that resulted in death.


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