Source: (2003) Youth Studies Australia. 22(4): 44-51.
Barry A. Fields examines the way the concept and process of restitution is evoked in legislation and used by the justice system in Australia as a response to youth crime. He extends discussion to the use of restitution in the discipline strategies of schools, and compares the use of restitution as a
punishment/control mechanism and as a healing process in the practice of restorative justice. (excerpt)
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