The Great Circle Of Justice

The displacement of traditional indigenous practices within American Indian communities has led to increased crime rates and disharmony. The first article argues for funding to restore traditional cultural social practices and structures to prevent crime effectively. It emphasizes the Great Circle of Justice as essential for maintaining justice. The second article explores the significance of restoring the Great Circle of Justice in Native societies to prevent social injustices and maintain balance. It advocates for a holistic approach combining preventative and restorative mechanisms. The third article discusses the global movement of restorative justice, focusing on indigenous practices in repairing relationships among victims, offenders, and communities. It examines the challenges faced by restorative justice models as they expand globally and the significance of indigenous practices in preventing conflicts and protecting victims.