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Restorative Justice
Last Aired: 7/28/2003
Severe budget shortfalls have forced some states to consider early release programs for prisoners and alternative sentencing for the newly convicted. While prosecutors, police and others sound the alarm, sentencing reform advocates see opportunity. Pushing programs that focus on rehabilitation, community service, and victim restitution, reformers believe they can reduce recidivism and, thereby, better ...
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