Rehabilitation of offenders to prevent reoffending.
Atonement for wrongdoing through compensation or demonstrating feelings of guilt.
How does restorative justice aid the rehabilitation of offenders?
• It allows victims to explain the real impact of the crime, helping offenders understand its effects and take responsibility. This active participation may change the offender's attitudes and behavior.
Why is active participation important in rehabilitation?
• Active participation, unlike passive punishment, helps offenders reflect on their actions, potentially reducing the likelihood of reoffending.
What does atonement in restorative justice involve?
Offenders may offer tangible compensation, such as money or unpaid community work. The psychological atonement involves the offender showing guilt and understanding the impact of their actions on the victim
