Source: (2009) Marquette Law School Legal Studies Paper No. 09-28. From Criminal Law Conversations, edited by Paul H. Robinson, et. al.
This comment responds to Erik Luna’s essay “In Support of Restorative Justice.” Luna extolls the capacity of restorative justice practices to accommodate diverse theories of punishment, but such a “big tent” approach may undermine the ability of the restorative justice movement to bring meaningful reform to the American system of mass incarceration. This comment was published along with Luna’s essay and additional responses in Criminal Law Conversations (Paul H. Robinson et al. eds., 2009). (author’s abstract)
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