Titlebook: Women and Children as Victims and Offenders: Background, Prevention, Reintegration; Suggestions for Succ Helmut Kury,S?awomir Redo,Evelyn S

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Alternative Approaches to Preventing Recidivism: Restorative Justice and the Social Reintegration ofver, the most powerful feature of such programmes has perhaps not yet been fully examined—their capacity to facilitate and effectively contribute to the social reintegration of offenders. This chapter seeks to recast mediation and restorative justice programmes as a form of reconciliation between th

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Preventing and Addressing Youth Offending: Restorative Justice and Family Focused ProgrammingWhilst restorative practices have the potential to contribute to constructive and curative strategies for addressing child offending, there are limitations to these approaches. Restorative mechanisms often prioritise healing and reparation for victims, over addressing the root causes of child offend

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Evaluating Children and Adolescents in Contact with the Justice System evidence-based tools if we are to respond effectively to the unique needs of youth. This chapter reviews some of the important considerations of childhood and adolescence for conducting legal evaluations and some of the essential criteria for determining whether an approach is evidence-based. This

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Incarcerated Women: Their Situation, Their Needs and Measures for Sustainable Reintegration mandatory sentencing have impacted women’s incarceration rates. The chapter then explores the gender-specific differences in women’s pathways to prison and their distinct problems and needs, including the detrimental effects of mothers’ incarceration on children. It concludes with promising approaches from different countries.

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