An Exploratory Evaluation of Restorative Justice Schemes

David Miers; Mike Maguire; Shelagh Goldie; Karen Sharpe; Chris Hale; Ann Netten; Steve Uglow; Katherine Doolin; Angela Hallam; Jill Enterkin; Tim Newburn

An Exploratory Evaluation of Restorative Justice Schemes

David Miers, Mike Maguire, Shelagh Goldie, Karen Sharpe, Chris Hale, Ann Netten, Steve Uglow, Katherine Doolin, Angela Hallam, Jill Enterkin, Tim Newburn

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This report presents the results of a 15-month study of the effectiveness of restorative justiceschemes conducted between July 1999 and November 2000. The principal fieldwork wasundertaken between December 1999 and June 2000 in seven restorative justice schemesacross England, two of them dealing principally with adult offenders and the other five withjuveniles. The research was commissioned under the Crime Reduction Programme (CRP), a majorgovernment-funded initiative aimed at discovering ‘what works’ in reducing crime andreoffending. The CRP is also concerned to ensure that reductions are delivered efficiently, soa further focus of attention was upon cost-effectiveness in the achievement of the outputs,impacts and outcomes of the schemes examined.

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Man cyhoeddi	London
Cyhoeddwr	Home Office Research, Development and Statistics Directorate
Corff comisiynu	Home Office Research, Development and Statistics Directorate
Nifer y tudalennau	7
ISBN (Argraffiad)	1-84082-692-4
Statws	Cyhoeddwyd - 2001

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Enw	Crime Reduction Research Series Paper
Cyhoeddwr	Policing and Reducing Crime Unit
Rhif	9
ISSN (Argraffiad)	1468-5205

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