In public discourse it is commonly taken for granted that the usual response to the commission of a crime should, when possible, be a court trial followed by judicial punishment of the perpetrator.
An edition of Restorative Justice
(2001)
Restorative Justice
Ideas, Values, Debates
by Gerry Johnstone
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Restorative Justice: Ideas, Values, Debates
September 2001, Willan Publishing (UK)
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"In public discourse it is commonly taken for granted that the usual response to the commission of a crime should, when possible, be a court trial followed by judicial punishment of the perpetrator."
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