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Community and Restorative Justice Practices in India, Nepal, and Bangladesh: A Comparative OverviewSalish in Bangladesh, and melmilap in Nepal trace their heritage to the pre-colonial era. These justice practices were gradually marginalized with the advent of colonization. Colonialism not only distorted pre-colonial state and governance mechanism, it also replaced informal justice practices with

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Comparative Statistics in the Field of Restorative JusticeBasic Principles on the use of restorative justice programs in criminal matters claimed that Member States should promote research on and evaluation of restorative justice programs. More recently the EU Victim’s Directive regulates that Member States should communicate to the Commission available da

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Contemporary Structured Versus ‘Indigenous’ Restorative Justice in South Africa: restorative justice. The hypothesis explored in the chapter proposes that indigenous philosophies and procedures provide imputes for the inclusion of restorative justice into South Africa’s criminal justice system thereby contributing to an ordered yet socially-oriented restorative approach to just

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Rethinking Accusation: Comparing Two Formative Restorative Justice Promisesg criminalization, the discussion examines what these promises might mean for legally plural contexts. Through a comparison of promise, practical effect, and future revitalization, it argues that restorative justice should embrace new forms of accusation to divert individuals facing criminal accusat

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General Terms of Comparison: Two Cores of the Restorative Justice Applerelationship to moral psychology. I proceed by examining the dialectical relation between restorative justice and criminal justice and where restorative justice sits in the broader criminal justice field. I then turn to develop a more adequate account of the moral psychology of restorative justice t

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An East African Comparative Study of Indigenous Versus Post-Colonial Restorative Justice in Tanzaniaunity service in lieu of incarceration to ease the burden of caseloads and costs in Tanzania. Rather than an attempt at a wholesale return to pre-colonial tribal laws, a restorative justice approach is meant to complement the conventional justice system. Nevertheless, it is a worthwhile effort to co

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The Shadows of Bloodfeud in the Development of Restorative Justice: Comparing the Histories and Liteis chapter will compare the historical context and application of bloodfeud responses in Albania and Scotland. Furthermore, it will illuminate the cultural, historical and critical issues surrounding bloodfeud in the literatures of the two countries. Finally, the chapter will reflect on the impact o