Ministry of Justice Evaluation: Implementing restorative justice schemes (Crime Reduction Programme) The first year report

'Implementing restorative justice schemes: The first year report  of the Home Office funded pilot studies of the 3 RJ projects.

The report focuses on the processes of development and setting up of the three restorative justice schemes funded by the Home Office under its Crime Reduction Programme from mid-2001:

CONNECT, the Justice Research Consortium and REMEDI. It describes in detail the aims and content of the schemes and their early efforts to become established. The process of setting up the schemes has taken more time than expected and some schemes did not reach what they  would see as their normal, routine working until summer 2002. This report provides a record of the important initiation and  mplementation stages of this project. Subsequent reports will focus on the process of restorative justice, the subsequent development of the schemes and the outputs and outcomes of restorative justice, with the evaluation finishing at the end of 2006. 

25th Jan 2004 | Pilot Studies, Implementation | Professor Joanna Shapland

Further Reading

• Ministry of Justice Evaluation: Does restorative justice affect reconviction? The fourth report from the evaluation of three schemes

  Shapland, J et al (2008) Restorative Justice: Does Restorative Justice affect reconviction. Th ..

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• Ministry of Justice Evaluation: Restorative justice: the views of victims and offenders

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  24th Jun 2007 Professor Joanna Shapland - 420
• Ministry of Justice Evaluation: Restorative justice in practice – findings from the second phase of the evaluation of three schemes

  This is the second report of the Home office funded pilot studies. ..

  25th Jan 2006 Professor Joanna Shapland - 432