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One of the problems with more traditional approaches to justice is that the victim has become very removed from the process. In community justice, the victim is involved. Let's discuss the benefits of this involvement to the system and to the victim. Let's also discuss some of the possible hazards.

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The benefits of the community justice system are determined.

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Doing justice by addressing problems rather than merely processing cases, and
promoting community protection through pro-active, problem solving work practices plus interventions aimed at changing criminal behavior.
These efforts help to create and maintain vital, healthy, safe and just communities where crime cannot flourish.

The Relationship Between Community Justice and Restorative Justice
Community justice and restorative justice often are used as synonymous terms. While the terms are complementary, they are not ...

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