Restorative justice: practice framework
Ministry of Justice – Te Tāhū o te Ture · 2019
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Summary
The practice framework that New Zealand's Ministry of Justice requires of the pre-sentence restorative services it funds. It organizes practice in layers: a whakataukī; seven values expressed through Māori concepts (tika, pono, whanaungatanga, and manaakitanga, among others); six principles—voluntariness, the centrality of the victim and of the offender, understanding, responsibility, flexibility, and safety; and standards for each stage: referral assessment, first contact, pre-conference, conference, and follow-up. It includes a reference to the Treaty of Waitangi and a glossary. Useful for those who design program protocols or train facilitators.
Topics
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Details
- Authors
- Ministry of Justice – Te Tāhū o te Ture
- Year
- 2019
- Publisher or source
- Ministry of Justice, Wellington (Issue 2, agosto de 2019)
- Type
- Guide or handbook
- Language
- English
- Jurisdiction
- Nueva Zelanda
- Licence
- CC BY