Restorative Justice: Rehabilitation and Reconciliation
Exploring alternative approaches to justice focused on repairing harm and reintegration.
Key Questions
- Compare the goals and outcomes of restorative justice with retributive justice.
- Design a just policy for juvenile offenders based on restorative principles.
- Assess how society can balance mercy with the need for deterrence in the legal system.
MOE Syllabus Outcomes
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