CJU-332 Restorative Justice
Introduces students to the principles of restorative justice and to examine the programs, practices and policies within schools, juvenile justice and the adult criminal justice system which implements restorative practices. Restorative justice is a different philosophy of responding to harm which provides new roles for the victim, offender, community and professionals. We will compare a restorative approach to crime with the traditional system of discipline and crime control and critique the shortcomings of an adversarial or retributive response to criminal behavior. We will explore the theoretical and historical origins of traditional justice systems and restorative approaches. We will also examine how these ideas are being applied in practical partnerships between the justice system and the community here in the United States and around the world. 18 Mar 2022 1:17 PM Tiffany Henson - Cas Soc Admin Cooo