Restorative Justice Goals
Restorative justice is a term used by the criminal justice system that focuses on the rehab of offenders through reconciliation with victims and the community at large based on early studies. Attempts are made to persuade the offender to take responsibility for the crime and harm done from their offense. Restorative Justice goals are to acknowledged the victims and communities concerns so that the offender could improve himself and reintegrate back into the community. Restorative Justice first expanded in the Western Countries which includes the United States, European Nations, and Australia. One purpose of Restorative Justice is to regain the trust of the community to the justice system. It's goal is to acknowledge that the crime committed