Recent Changes to Restorative Justice Online
Conferences Added
Restorative Justice Winter
Training Institute
Fraser Region Community Justice Initiatives Association
March 10-14, 2003
New Westminster, British Columbia
Best Practices in Restorative Justice
6th International Conference on Restorative Justice
June 1-4, 2003
Coast Plaza Hotel
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Controlling
Crime: Risks and Responsibilities
17th annual conference of the Australian and New Zealand Society
of Criminology
October 1 - 3, 2003
Australian Technology Park
Sydney, Australia
Government Documents Added
CJS-White Paper: Justice For All presented to Parliament by
the Secretary of State for the Home Department, the Lord Chancellor
and the Attorney General by Command of her Majesty. This White
Paper represents the Government’s view as to what should be done to
modernise and improve the criminal justice system so its aims can
be achieved more effectively. Several references are made to
existing restorative justice schemes.
Research Paper 99/40. London: House of Commons Library, Home
Affairs Section. This research paper provides background
information for the Youth Justice and Criminal Evidence Bill. At
the time the paper was written, the Bill had completed its passage
through the House of Lords and was due for debate in the House of
Commons.
Abstracts Added
AKF:
Institute of Local Government Studies - Denmark. 1998. Review of
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Altschuler,
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Amstutz,
Mark R. 1991. The quest for peace and justice: A Biblical code of
international relations. Paper presented at the Justice and Global
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Washington, D.C., 8-10 July. Wheaton, IL: Wheaton College.
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Mary. 1999. The Youth Justice and Criminal Evidence Bill
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Gordon. (1998). A Vision for Community Juvenile Justice.
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Gordon. And Umbreit, Mark S. And O'Brien, Sandra. (2000).
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Assessment of Policy Development and Implementation.
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Brown,
Tony C. 2000. Working to define community. Dialogue paper. Moscow,
Idaho: Friends Committee on Restorative Justice.
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Bonnie. (n.d.) Community criminal justice: What community policing
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Gale, Joan Pennell, and Susan MacLeod. 1995; rev. 2000. Manual
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Carns,
Teresa W. 1993. A picture of rural justice: Alaska Judicial Council
studies. Alaska Justice Forum 10 (Fall).
Carns,
Teri. 1994. Alternative punishments: A Judicial Council
seminar. Alaska Justice Forum 10 (Winter):
7-8.
Cesaroni,
Carla. (2001). Releasing Sex Offenders Into the Community
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of the Worst". Journal of Offender Rehabilitation. 34(2):
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Community
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comprehensive strategy of balanced and restorative justice in Dane
County. Madison, WI: Dane County Human Services, Community Planning
Team.
Consedine,
Jim. 2000. Forgiveness can be painful. Paper presented at the Just
Peace? Peace Making and Peace Building for the New Millennium
conference, held in Auckland, New Zealand, 24-28 April. Auckland,
New Zealand: Massey University, School of Social and Cultural
Studies, Centre for Justice and Peace Development.
Corbett,
Ronald P., Jr., and M. Kay Harris. 2001. “Up to speed” – Reviewing
and clarifying the role of religion in reducing crime and
delinquency. Federal Probation: A Journal of Correctional
Philosophy and Practice (December): 49-53.
Council
on Reconciliation and Restorative and Transformative Justice. 2002.
Youth Services of Latah County lives the values of restorative
justice. Moscow, Idaho: Council on Reconciliation and Restorative
and Transformative Justice.
Crawford,
Donna And Bodine, Richard. (1996). Conflict Resolution
Education: A Guide to Implementing Programs in Schools,
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Cunningham,
Alison, and Alan W. Leschied. 1999. Review of pre-court youth
diversion program – Halton Regional Police Service. Oakville,
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Patrick, and Lawrence C. Trostle. 1994. Victim-offender mediation
in Anchorage. Alaska Justice Forum 11 (Summer): 1,
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de
Carlo, Laurence. (2002). Proposal To Use Mediation and "Night
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Bob. 2002. Christians and crime. Mennonite Brethren Herald
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Hayden,
Anne. 2000. Restorative justice: Has it potential for dealing with
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Auckland, New Zealand, 24-28 April. Auckland, New Zealand: Massey
University, School of Social and Cultural Studies, Centre for
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Hoffman,
Richard B., and Barry Mahoney. 2000. Courts as collaborators:
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Andrew J. 2000. Participatory reintegrative shaming conferences.
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Mary. (2000). Restorative Justice, Voluntary Action and Social
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Vernon E. 2001. Restorative justice in New Zealand: Current
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Koss,
Mary P. 2000. Blame, shame, and community: Justice responses to
violence against women. Paper presented at the American
Psychological Association annual convention, held in Washington,
D.C., 4-8 August. Tucson, AZ: University of Arizona.
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Jean. 2001. Putting the Community Back Into Corrections: A
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Memphis
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Jane, and Scott Harris. 1999. Restorative justice: Rethinking our
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