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Wright, Martin (2006). Book Review: New directions in restorative justice: issues, practice, evaluation. Restorative Justice Online. October 2006 Edition.

As the restorative justice movement ages, it continues to face issues of application and implementation. Martin Wright reviews this collection of essays addressing restorative justice and youth, aboriginal justice, and victims.

Link: http://www.restorativejustice.org/editions/2006/oct06/brgordon

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