Exam 3: When the Policy Becomes the Problem

_______________ is, in a general sense, a philosophy on justice that is based on the pursuit of justice that goes beyond the traditional tasks of the criminal justice system-apprehension, conviction, and punishment.These approaches seek to improve the quality of life in a given community, and this is especially the case for communities that have been hard-hit by crime.

The goal(s) of offender mediation include(s) the following:

_______________ are solution-based by nature focusing on the offender rather than the victim that are typically administered by a therapist.

_______________ techniques can be utilized to enhance the security of a given area, such as adding more effective street and business lighting, ensuring that business/domicile entry points are visible from other locations, ensuring effective placement of landscaping, parking, and/or fencing, etc.

Borrowing from restorative justice ideology, both the victim and the offender play a crucial role in determining the outcome with _______________-that is, a sentence.A trained mediator serves as the official facilitator of the encounter.