Conference hosted by
the Durham Law School, Centre for Criminal Law and Criminal Justice. 2nd-3rd
May 2013
Call
for Papers
Restorative
approaches have emerged as important innovations to criminal offending and are
exerting a strong influence in many criminal justice systems. The influence of
restorative justice is developing as policymakers have become concerned about
the capacity of the traditional criminal system to deliver participatory
processes and fair outcomes that are capable of benefiting victims, offenders
and society at large.
This conference will
examine the role of restorative justice within criminal justice and considers
the intersection between theory and the practical delivery of justice. It will
provide a forum for researchers and practitioners to explore the challenges
which lie ahead as restorative justice assumes a more central role in criminal
justice policymaking.
Proposals for papers
should be sent either to Jonathan Doak (jonathan.doak@durham.ac.uk) or to David O’Mahony (d.omahony@durham.ac.uk) before Friday, 15th March
2013. Proposals should be no longer than 150 words.
There is no charge for
conference speakers. Places are limited.
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