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Evaluating Restorative Justice and Procedural Justice in Reducing Recidivism and Enhancing Social Order

A comparative analysis of restorative and procedural justice in reducing crime rates.

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Running Head: SOCIETY RESPONSE TO CRIME1Society Response to Crime:Name:Institution:Is restorative justice useful in lowering the rate of recidivism?Punishment of offenders is the traditional way of administering justice in the society.This method was seen to serve the purpose of bringing justice to the offenders throughdeterrence and denunciation of the suspects and criminals. However, the process of punishing theoffenders has been criticized for the manner in which it administers justice to the society. Theprocess is seen as having a way with the suspects, but the victims and the community do notbenefit from the service. This is because the process is suspect centered. This was where the

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