Restorative justice provides an alternative to traditional punitive, legalistic and often ineffective responses to crime. The emphasis is placed on victim-offender reconciliation, and the approach can include reparations to victims or the community. At the core of this process is a highly personal conference or mediation session between stakeholders. The course examines the theory and evolution of the approach, focusing on knowledge and practical skills required to manage restorative sessions and programs.
Other information
- Semester of offer: *
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- Sippy Downs: Semester 1
- Units:
- 12.00
- EFTSL:
- 0.125
- Student contribution band:
- Band 1
- Tuition fee:
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- Class Timetable:
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* Semester of offer is subject to change.
Course outline
CRM303 Course Outline Semester 1, 2018 (PDF 151KB) Students enrolled in this course should check the course Blackboard site to ensure that they are accessing the most recent approved version of the course outline.
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