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Innovative Justice Processes: Restorative Justice, Indigenous Justice, and Therapuetic Jurisprudence

Authors: Daly, Kathleen, Marchetti, Elena

Publishers: Griffith University

The directions that responses to crime are moving are discussed: the first being innovative, promising to change established forms of criminal justice; the second being repetitive, to intensify established forms […]

The Use and Impact of Police Diversion for Reducing Indigenous Over-Representation

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Authors: Allard, Troy, Stewart, Anna L, Chrzanowski, April, Ogilvie, James, Birks, Daniel J, Little, Simon

Publishers: Criminology Research Council (Australia), Griffith University

While police cautioning and police referred conferencing are widely used throughout Australia, there has been little research on their impact on Indigenous young people. Limited evidence suggests that Indigenous young […]

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