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Restorative Justice Without Meetings May Still Help Victims and Offenders, Study Suggests
For many victims of crime, the idea of sitting in the same room as the person who harmed them is simply too distressing. Yet restorative justice has long been built around face to face dialogue, with policymakers often treating direct meetings as the gold standard for healing and accountability.
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