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Participant satisfaction with Youth Justice Conferencing.

Wagland, Paul
June 4, 2015

Source: (2013) Crime and Justice Bulletin. Number 170.

The results of this study suggest that offender and victim satisfaction is high immediately following a YJC.
Even 4 months after a YJC, victim satisfaction with most aspects of conferencing remains high. Satisfaction levels may
be increased still further if, at some point prior to the end of the statutory time-period for completing the plan, victims were
provided with feedback about the offender’s progress towards completing the outcome plan. Further research also needs
to be conducted comparing victim satisfaction following a conference with victim satisfaction following a court appearance. (excerpt)

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