Associate Editor's Editorial: The Promises and Perils of Restorative Justice

Tracy, Charles A.

doi:10.1177/0306624x9804200401

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“…Restorative justice can heal and put right the wrongs. To achieve this outcome, it is necessary to focus on the principles of restorative justice that are rooted in values such as responsibility, respect, restoration and reparation (Abdul Rahim, 2017;Tracy, 1998).…”

Section: Restorative Justice and Cybercrimesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Cyber Victimisation, Restorative Justice and Victim-Offender Panels

Robalo

Rahim²

2023

Asian J Criminol

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In recent years, individuals study and work from home with some degree of normality. Technology and the Internet have become an essential part of life. This increased reliance on technology and constant engagement with the online world has its negative repercussions. However, it has increased the number of offenders involved in cybercrimes. Considering the aftermath of cybercrimes and the need to address the impact of cybercrimes on victims, this paper reviews the existing mechanisms, such as legislation, international frameworks and conventions. The main purpose of this paper resides in the discussion of the possible use of restorative justice in supporting the needs of the victims. Taking into consideration the cross-border nature of many of these offences, other solutions have to be considered in order to give the victims a chance to be heard and to heal the wounds caused by the crime. This paper argues for the use of victim-offender panels, which are meetings between a group of cyber victims and a group of convicted cyber offenders, allowing victims to express the harm caused by the crime, to be healed and giving room for the offenders to feel remorse, lessening thus the likelihood of recidivism, under the umbrella of reintegrative shaming.

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Section: Restorative Justice and Cybercrimesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Cyber Victimisation, Restorative Justice and Victim-Offender Panels

Robalo

Rahim²

2023

Asian J Criminol

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Everyone Has Won, but There are Two Types of Prizes: Simple versus Healing Satisfaction Following Victim-Young Offender Mediation

Strauss

Deleurme

Cummings

2023

Victims & Offenders

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Restorative justice: not “rights”, but the right way to heal relationships at work

Kidder

2007

International Journal of Conflict Management

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Purpose -The purpose of this paper is to explore the concept of restorative justice as a tool for rebuilding trust and repairing damaged relationships in the workplace. Design/methodology/approach -The literature on restorative justice, found predominantly in the criminology field, is reviewed, and the origins and tenets of restorative justice are explained. Findings -Research suggests that the goals of restorative justice are to repair the harm after a damaging incident, to repair the damaged relationship between the two parties in conflict, and restore the offender back to the community. Originality/value -Restorative justice promises to address the issue of repairing damaged relationships at work, a critical problem in organizations that has yet to be thoroughly addressed in the management literature.

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Associate Editor's Editorial: The Promises and Perils of Restorative Justice

Cited by 5 publications

References 1 publication

Cyber Victimisation, Restorative Justice and Victim-Offender Panels

Cyber Victimisation, Restorative Justice and Victim-Offender Panels

Everyone Has Won, but There are Two Types of Prizes: Simple versus Healing Satisfaction Following Victim-Young Offender Mediation

Restorative justice: not “rights”, but the right way to heal relationships at work

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