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Justice Reinvestment

Processes for Developing a Restorative Justice Model in a Regional Area: A Feasibility and Implementation Study

Resources Oct,2006

Authors: Steels, Brian

Publishers: Centre for Social and Community Research, Western Australian Office for Crime Prevention

This project broadly aimed to examine how the introduction and development of a communitarian approach to restorative justice practices in the Roebourne area could be achieved. The research also aimed […]

The Yiriman Project in the West Kimberley: An example of Justice Reinvestment?

This paper examines the Yiriman Project in the West Kimberley. The primary goal of the project was to support young Aboriginal people from remote communities connected culturally and linguistically within […]

Value of a Justice Reinvestment Approach to Criminal Justice in Australia

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Authors: Senate Legal and Constitutional Affairs Committee secretariat, Legal and Constitutional Affairs References Committee

Publishers: Department of the Senate

On 26 November 2012, the Senate referred to the Legal and Constitutional Affairs References Committee the matter of the value of a justice reinvestment approach to criminal justice in Australia […]

Views on alternatives to imprisonment: A Citizens Jury Approach

Resources Dec,2014

Authors: Simpson, Paul, Guthrie, Jill, Lovell, Melissa, Walsh, Corinne, Butler, Tony

Publishers: The Lowitja Institute

This study by a team of Indigenous and non- Indigenous researchers aimed to explore, through Citizens Juries, the opinions and views of a critically informed public towards offenders, incarceration and […]

Warlpiri elders work with petrol sniffers

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Authors: Campbell, Liam, Stojanovski, Andrew

Publishers: Indigenous Law Centre, University of New South Wales

The Mount Theo-Yuendumu Substance Misuse Aboriginal Corporation and associated diversionary programs are the Yuendumu community’s current best strategy for dealing with substance misuse among its young people. This article describes […]

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