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Thursday, 9th September 2010
"When all's not well in love you go to relationship counselling. In the consumer world, you go to an 'arbitration tribunal' for mediation - it's a way of resolving disputes without having to go to court. It's conducted by an indep...
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Friday, 3rd September 2010
"Norwich North MP Chloe Smith and North Norfolk MP Norman Lamb have written to Justice Secretary Ken Clarke urging him to visit the county to see for himself how Norfolk is leading the way in the use of restorative justice."
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Friday, 13th August 2010
"That instil a work ethic and a sense of responsibility and pride in offenders to stop them offending again. That’s why I’m such a fan of restorative justice and of schemes like community payback that we saw here in Prestwich."
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Friday, 13th August 2010
"Mr Blunkett added: “It makes sense at a time of austerity and budget cuts to dramatically expand restorative justice across the country, which we initiated during my time as Home Secretary"
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Friday, 23rd July 2010
"The coalition can draw on lessons from abroad where justice reinvestment and prisoner re-entry programmes, driven by economic necessity in many states in America, have had considerable success at reducing crime and rates of reoffending. Closer to ho...
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Friday, 23rd July 2010
"She added: “Through the Peer Panel project, a peer street law and peer mentoring scheme have been developed for 16 – 25 year olds. This scheme teaches young people about the consequences of crime and trains them up to become mentors them...
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Friday, 23rd July 2010
"Preston's restorative justice centre project has reached the finals of the National Justice Awards organised by the Ministry of Justice."
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Friday, 9th July 2010
"More than 750 offenders across Chard, Crewkerne and Ilminster have met their victims face-to-face to hear about the results of their crimes."
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Friday, 9th July 2010
"But restorative justice is becoming much more mainstream. The Lib Dems have been are much bolder, and even the Tories are making noises in that direction, noting the high involvement and satisfaction of victims."
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Friday, 9th July 2010
"Despite the growing use of legal challenges in industrial relations, disputes are still best resolved through conversation rather than litigation, experts at the CIPD’s annual employment law conference warned."
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