Oral language competence and restorative justice processes: refining preparation and the measurement of conference outcomes

Restorative justice conferencing for young offenders is a legislated response to youth offending, which has been in place in all Australian states and territories for nearly two decades. Restorative justice conferences are meetings between young offenders, their victims and supporters to discuss the...

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