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Walker, Lorenn and Sakai, Ted and Brady, Kat (2006). Restorative Circles: A Solution-Focused Reentry Planning Process for Inmates Federal Probation. 70(1).

This article describes a pilot programme in Hawaii using restorative circles in creating transition plans for inmates.

Link: http://www.lorennwalker.com/articles/HI_restorative_circles.pdf

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