Source: (1998) Canadian Journal of Criminology 40 (January): 61-80.
Some maintain that the “new” justice – restorative justice – actually implies a return to a type of reparative justice practiced in small, non-state societies. LaPrairie examines key elements in the perspectives that make up this new justice, with particulSome maintain that the “new” justice — restorative justice — actually implies a return to a type of reparative justice practiced in small, non-state societies. LaPrairie examines key elements in the perspectives that make up this new justice, with particulSome maintain that the “newâ€? justice – restorative justice – actually implies a return to a type of reparative justice practiced in small, non-state societies. LaPrairie examines key elements in the per
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