restorative justice
noun [ U ] uk/rɪˌstɒr.ə.tɪv ˈdʒʌs.tɪs/ us/rɪˌstɔːr.ə.t̬ɪv ˈdʒʌs.tɪs/
恢复性司法，修复式正义
a way of dealing with crime that emphasizes taking responsibility for the effect of your crime on others, and trying to do something that makes things better for the victims
She believes restorative justice can help offenders change their thinking. 她认为恢复性司法可以帮助罪犯改变他们的想法。
participants in a restorative justice scheme 恢复性司法方案的参与者
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- Restorative justice is a far cry from the adversarial court system that is the norm in American courtrooms.
- We use restorative justice, which includes making amends for wrongdoing.
- Restorative justice sees crime as an offence against the individual and the community, rather than against the state.
- The restorative justice movement works to help offenders change their thinking and behavior by bringing them face to face with victims and survivors.