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What are advantages of the restorative justice process in dealing with young people who have committed crimes?

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sandra1001 | 12:08 Mon 16th Jul 2012 | Law
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Also, is restorative justice the best option for youth?
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Yes...I think it is.
12:11 Mon 16th Jul 2012
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I concur
12:21 Mon 16th Jul 2012
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If the scheme is implemented correctly, has funding, resources and other support is available then, yes it can and does work well - for both youth and adult offenders. Sadly, the support etc is not always there which ends up frustrating all involved.
12:38 Mon 16th Jul 2012
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the advantages of it is that it works.if it stops just one person reoffending then it is a bonus.both financially and personally to those who it works for.
14:44 Mon 16th Jul 2012

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