Source: (2001) PAPPC Journal (Spring).
According to Buggy, two models of probation currently compete for the hearts and minds of probation administrators and practitioners with respect to juvenile justice in the United States: the Balanced and Restorative Justice (BARJ) model, which is older; and the more recent Broken Windows, or Community Justice, Model. Buggy sketches the history and key ideas of each approach to identify their commonalities and their differences.
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