Debts of Good Will and Interpersonal Justice

Summary of goodwill obligation and interpersonal justice obligation: When a person becomes a beneficiary of an important aid or receives benefits from others, benign debt (utang na loob in the Philippines) is generated. In many cases, beneficiaries urgently need help and support. This will provide a chance to help and make it a tool to express compassion and attention. By satisfying the urgent needs of others, the benefactor can express a positive trend toward the beneficiary, so the debt can be regarded as one of the bricks afterwards.

"Criminal justice debt - the cost of the criminal justice system and the fine system - brings serious consequences Criminal Justice Debt Reformers have brought transparency to this legally complex field.The law is based on criminal justice policy Faced with criminal justice debt through the plan: policy reform guide proposes policy solution.As a result of the incredible concern of the members and the urgency of the problem, NAPD will fight a fine committee in 2015 deployed.

Retaliation Justice is the theory that the purpose of punishing criminal acts is to allow criminals to repay their obligations to society. Focus is to match crime and punishment and deal with criminal criminal responsibility. This is a concept that looks retrograde, unlike restorative justice, which focuses on the criminal and the victim's future. Recovery justice is aimed at establishing a process aimed at linking, forgiving, rehabilitation and reintegration of all people involved in crime.

A sufficient understanding of the right place for restorative justice is that it focuses on victims and criminals and focuses on rule violations and subsequent penalties to respond to crime. But it is equally important that the combination of this restoration and justice of retaliation is consistent with the further objective of providing compensation or compensation to the victim, as well as the possibility of offenders' forgiveness and reintegration to the community is. Charles Villa-Vicencio recognizes the impact of retaliatory and restorative justice. "Recurrent judiciary is aimed at restoring the dimension of justice that is often lost in an institutional retaliatory justice process." Therefore, "We do not necessarily dismiss all penalties related to the retaliation process, we strive to be more comprehensive in promoting justice.103

Recovery Justice and Retaliatory Justice: Exploring opportunities for cooperation or conflict of justice Donald · H · J · Hermann