Ethnographic study investigates transformative judicial concepts in restorative justice courts, suggesting significant shifts in traditional justice practices.
Restorative Justice is not a new concept in indigenous spaces, but innovative in the traditional, punitive criminal justice system. Through ethnographic investigations and in-depth qualitative interviews, I explore how judicial concepts are curbed and transformed through a relatively novel Restorative Justice court system. Namely, I investigate how elements of procedural justice, therapeutic justice, and compliance performances aid in understanding how justice is constructed in the Restorative Justice court.
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