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Umbreit, Mark S and Coates, Robert B and Vos, Betty and Coates, Robert B. The Impact of Restorative Justice Conferencing: A Multi-National Perspective
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Umbreit, Mark S
and
Coates, Robert B
and
Vos, Betty
(2001).
The Impact of Restorative Justice Conferencing: A Multi-National Perspective
British Journal of Community Justice. 1(2):21-48 .
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Considerable empirical work has been done over the past twenty years or so to document the impact of programmes attempting to implement restorative justice concepts. Here, we take a look at how this ongoing experiment with restorative justice conferencing is doing. WE will consider client satisfaction, fairness, restitution, diversion, recidivism and cost. We will also reference a meta-analysis approach to some of these questions recently carried out by a Canadian group (Lattimer, Dowden, and Muise, 2001) which offers considerable promise. A total of 63 empirical studies of restorative justice conferencing, from 5 countries were reviewed. This included 46 studies of victim offender mediation, 13 family group conferencing studies, and 4 assessments of peacemaking circles. (excerpt)
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