Harm and repair: Observing restorative justice in vermont

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This paper analyzes the decision-making process for negotiating reparative contracts with offenders in a restorative justice model. Based on a content analysis of videotaped Community Reparative Board meetings with probationers in Vermont, this paper defines restoration as a core concept in restorative justice; examines how boards identify harm to victims and community; discusses how boards identify strategies to repair identified harm; addresses how repair often becomes a line item in reparative contracts; and offers interpretation for situations in which harm is not identified and/or not repaired. © 2001 Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences.

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Karp, D. R. (2001). Harm and repair: Observing restorative justice in vermont. Justice Quarterly, 18(4), 727–757. https://doi.org/10.1080/07418820100095081

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