Mediation and Criminal Justice: Victims, Offenders, and Community

Introduction - Martin Wright PART ONE VICTIM\OFFENDER MEDIATION The Kitchener Experiment - Dean Peachey Reconciling Mediation With Criminal Justice - John Harding The Victim Support Perspective - Helen Reeves PART TWO MEDIATION IN PRACTICE Reconciliation Procedures and Rationale - Mark Chupp Pre-court Diversion for Juvenile Offenders - June Veevers A Court-refered Scheme - Rose Ruddick Violent Offenders and Their Victims - Mark Umbreit Victim\Offender Groups - Gilles Launay and Peter Murray Mediating Adolescent\Parent Conflicts - Margaret Shaw Ideals and Reality in Community Mediation - Martti Gr[um]ofors Law and Practice of Victim\Offender Agreements - Frieder D[um]nkel and Dieter R[um]ossner Alternatives to the Judicial System - Jean-Pierre Bonaf[ac]e-Schmitt PART THREE PROBLEMS AND POTENTIAL Confession, Repentance and Absolution - John O Haley and - David Watson, Jacky Boucherat Reparation for Retributivists - Gwynn Davis The Police Role - Maria R Volpe Myth and Practice in the Mediation Process - Sally Engle Merry and - Robert B Coates An Empirical Assessment - John Gehm What the Public Wants - Martin WrightWright, Martin is the author of 'Mediation and Criminal Justice: Victims, Offenders, and Community', published 1989 under ISBN 9780803980631 and ISBN 0803980639.