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January 22, 2015

Victims to meet their offenders in Cambridgeshire, England

RJI supports a crime victim’s right to choose restorative justice. No one should decide for a crime victim whether to participate in a restorative justice process but the victim. It is an individual decision. See this story from Cambridgeshire,, England.
http://www.ely-news.co.uk/Victims-crime-Cambridgeshire-soon-able-meet/story-25899883-detail/story.html

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