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Restora(ve Jus(ce: Making right a5er everything goes wrong Introduc)on to Restora)ve Jus)ce & C4RJ Erin V. Freeborn, C4RJ Execu)ve Director January 4, 2016 www.c4rj.com Thank you v Chief Corr & the Lexington PD v Community Endowment


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Restora(ve Jus(ce: Making right a5er everything goes wrong

Introduc)on to Restora)ve Jus)ce & C4RJ Erin V. Freeborn, C4RJ Execu)ve Director January 4, 2016 www.c4rj.com

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Thank you

v Chief Corr & the Lexington PD v Community Endowment of Lexington &

Chair Leslie Zales

v Enhance the quality of life for all Lexington

ci(zens

v Lexington Rotary v “Service above self”

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Restora(ve Jus(ce is…

“… a process to involve, to the extent possible, those who have a stake in an

  • ffense and to collec(vely iden(fy and

address harms, needs and obliga(ons, in

  • rder to heal and put things right as

possible.”

  • Howard Zehr, PhD

The LiLle Book of Restora)ve Jus)ce

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Three Ques(ons

Tradi)onal approach

  • 1. What law was

broken? (charge)

  • 2. Who did it? (iden(fy
  • ffender)
  • 3. What should we do

to them? (punishment/ sentencing)

RJ approach

  • 1. Who has been hurt/

affected?

  • 2. What are their

needs?

  • 3. Who is obliged to

meet these needs?

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Vic(ms

To provide regional communi(es with a complement to the tradi(onal judicial system wherein: Vic(ms of crime are given the opportunity to address the person(s) who have harmed them, to ask ques(ons in a safe environment, and to share ideas on ways that the harm can be repaired.

Our Mission

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Offenders

be^er understand the impact of their ac(ons, are held accountable, and encouraged to make amends to those they have harmed.

Community

  • ffers support for the process, strengthening

community connec(ons, and engaging in ma^ers

  • f concern to its members.
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Our Process

v Referral

Police, Prosecutor or Courts

v Opening Circle v Work with Facilitators v Closing Circle

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Arrest or Summons Arraignment, Case, Convic(on

How Does C4RJ Fit?

Criminal Record (CORI)

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www.c4rj.com

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The Data: Does it Really Work?

Recidivism Vic(m Sa(sfac(on Vic(m’s fear of revic(miza(on Offender Sa(sfac(on Completed Res(tu(on Also: RJ is 6 (mes more cost effec(ve (UMass 2012 study)

Criminal Jus,ce (%) Restora,ve Jus,ce (%) 27 57 23 78 58 18 (16-C4RJ) 79 (94-C4RJ) 10 87

Source: http://wcr.sonoma.edu/v1n1/umbreit.html

81 (100-C4RJ)