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Book, Kim (2006). Making Victims' Voices Heard Restorative Justice Online February 2006 Edition.

Victims’ Voices Heard (VVH) provides victims and victim survivors of severe violence the opportunity to meet with their offenders in a facilitated encounter. Located in Delaware, it is based on a model first developed in Texas. Kim Book, programme coordinator for VVH, describes her experience with the criminal justice system and shares a victim perspective on the mediation process.

Link: http://www.restorativejustice.org/editions/2006/feb06/victimsvoices

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