CC211 Lecture Notes - Lecture 5: Deinstitutionalisation, Restorative Justice, Criminology
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The dispositions or guiding beliefs of the restorative justice movement. Delineating a restorative justice ethos allows for a fuller critique of how the restorative justice movement that inhibits rather than foster is transformative change. People who try to say that true events of the past never happened. History cannot be separated from government because it"s because of their rules and regulations that we view holocausts the way we do, or crime in general. Must approach any claim of true history with critical thinking so we can assess assumptions that are involved into the part of history we are looking at. Prior to the 12th century, the world had little systematic dispute regulation in place. State intervened with what they saw as public wrongs and therefore the state was the only one for determining what was wrong and right and how to punish.
