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Restorative Justice evidence What do we know? Where are the gaps? The Restorative Justice Council and The Forgiveness Project, with the Ministry of Justice 5th Feb 2013 The meeting began with introductions

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How to fill out restorative justice evidence

1. Start by gathering all relevant evidence related to the restorative justice case.
2. Organize the evidence and create a clear structure for presenting the information.
3. Include any witness statements, victim impact statements, and other supporting documents.
4. Clearly label and identify each piece of evidence for easy reference.
5. Make sure the evidence is accurate, reliable, and admissible in a restorative justice setting.
6. Prepare a summary or narrative that explains the significance of each piece of evidence.
7. Consider any legal requirements or guidelines for presenting evidence in a restorative justice process.
8. Review and cross-check the evidence to ensure it is complete and comprehensive.
9. Present the evidence in a clear and concise manner during the restorative justice proceedings.
10. Be prepared to explain and contextualize the evidence if needed.
11. Maintain a respectful and objective approach when presenting the evidence.

Who needs restorative justice evidence?

1. Restorative justice evidence is needed by individuals or organizations involved in restorative justice processes.
2. This may include victims, offenders, their families, community members, mediators, facilitators, or restorative justice practitioners.
3. The evidence helps to support the understanding of the harms caused, the impact on victims, and the accountability of offenders.
4. It is also valuable for decision-making regarding appropriate interventions, reparations, and the overall restoration of relationships and community cohesion.

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What is restorative justice evidence?

Restorative justice evidence is any documented information related to a restorative justice process, such as statements, agreements, or evaluations.

Who is required to file restorative justice evidence?

Anyone participating in a restorative justice process, including the victim, offender, and facilitator, may be required to file restorative justice evidence.

How to fill out restorative justice evidence?

Restorative justice evidence can be filled out by recording details of the process, outcomes, and any agreements reached during the restorative justice process.

What is the purpose of restorative justice evidence?

The purpose of restorative justice evidence is to document the progress and results of a restorative justice process, ensure accountability, and track outcomes.

What information must be reported on restorative justice evidence?

Information such as the names of participants, details of the incident, agreements made, and any follow-up actions must be reported on restorative justice evidence.