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Waiting in Prison Cell

Victims Confront Offenders, Face To Face

Source: NPR

Victims of crimes sometimes have a say in the cases’ outcomes in a process called restorative justice. Listen to this radio interview to hear more about how it works.

This entry was posted in Seeking Justice, Seeking Peace and tagged Culture & Society, People on November 1, 2019 by Chandler Gifford.

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