Retributive vs. Restorative Justice

This table shows the difference in justice approach between retaliatory justice and restorative justice. As you can see, restorative justice is more community centered and focuses on making the victims global

Punishment alone can not change behavior, it will harmonize the harmony and good relations of the community.

1 Eleanor · Hannon · Judas and Michael · Bryant, Criminal Justice: Punishment and Reconstruction, Reconsideration of Criminal Justice VS. Resurrection 1, 1 (2004) ("Our current criminal justice philosophy is the concept of retaliation, Especially given or required in punishment "2 Id.2 (" The criminal justice system is definitely in danger, currently 2 million people are imprisoned in the US. "Modern restorative justice The convention is relatively new

Restorative justice and retaliatory justice: opportunity to seek conflict of cooperation or justice Donald H. J. Hermann

It is important to understand that the US criminal justice system is functioning under the retaliatory judicial system in order to understand the differences in the methods brought by restorative judicial system. Retaliatory justice is based on the concept of punishment and the theory behind it is the ability to punish people who believe the state is the ultimate victim of crime and therefore believe to be a criminal. This type of judicial trial is one of the foundations for severely punishing drug-related crime and other 'innocent crimes'. Under the theory of retaliatory justice, the country is positioned as a victim

The most important way in restorative criminal justice is the result of a process different from retaliatory and rehabilitation justice. Retaliable justice often saves criminals from confessing and repaying victims and communities. By contrast, restorative justice corrects mistakes made and attempts to repair damages suffered by victims, criminals and communities. But when demanding public safety to be imprisoned, it should be part of a resolution. Examples of the results of restorative trials include compensation, community service, victims - criminal reconciliation and so on.