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Geske, Janine and Leighton, Kyle and Varichak, Anne and Leighton, Kyle. Surrogate Circles for Domestic Violence Survivors, Offenders and Leaders.
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Geske, Janine
and
Leighton, Kyle
and
Varichak, Anne
(2006).
Surrogate Circles for Domestic Violence Survivors, Offenders and Leaders.
Justice Connections: a joint publication of NAFCM, PRASI and VOMA. 1(Summer):6, 8.
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In the criminal justice world, using restorative practices within the context of domestic violence has been a contentious
proposition. While the potential for healing families may exist in the right situation, issues like power, control, and
the risk of re-occurring violence by the abusers pose major problems for the implementation of restorative alternatives.
With the serious potential impact of these factors, most restorative justice practitioners have concluded that designing and offering a restorative option for battered women is problematic. However, because of a special partnership
between a victim-support organization and a batterers’ treatment program, the Milwaukee community is making headway
into this area. (excerpt)
Link: http://voma.org/docs/connections1.pdf
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