Question 1

Describe how victim-offender mediation programs operate.

Accepted Answer

Victim-offender mediation programs utili

Question 2

What is community holistic healing and how does this program reflect the principles of restorative justice?

Accepted Answer

Community holistic circle heal

Question 3

The Gladue decision directed the Canadian court system to:

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A)  provide separate holding cells for individuals arrested by the police that fall within the jurisdiction of the Youth Criminal Justice Act. 
B)  utilize community conferencing principles when dealing with young persons. 
C)  take meaningful steps to counter the increasing reliance on incarceration in the sentencing of Aboriginal offenders. 
D)  utilize victim-offender mediation programs (VOMP) in cases involving domestic violence. 
A)  provide separate holding cells for individuals arrested by the police that fall within the jurisdiction of the Youth Criminal Justice Act. 
B)  utilize community conferencing principles when dealing with young persons. 
C)  take meaningful steps to counter the increasing reliance on incarceration in the sentencing of Aboriginal offenders. 
D)  utilize victim-offender mediation programs (VOMP) in cases involving domestic violence.

Question 4

Discuss the critical issues that exist within the current framework of restorative and community justice.

Accepted Answer

It is often argued that programs such as

Question 5

Restorative justice programs in Canada:

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A)  generally exclude the police. 
B)  have only been developed in the past five years. 
C)  vary widely in the types of offences and offenders processed. 
D)  operate primarily as diversion programs. 
A)  generally exclude the police. 
B)  have only been developed in the past five years. 
C)  vary widely in the types of offences and offenders processed. 
D)  operate primarily as diversion programs.

Question 6

The effectiveness of restorative justice programs can be undermined by:

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A)  power and status hierarchies in communities. 
B)  failing to protect the legal rights of offenders. 
C)  poor community leadership. 
D)  all of the above. 
A)  power and status hierarchies in communities. 
B)  failing to protect the legal rights of offenders. 
C)  poor community leadership. 
D)  all of the above.

Question 7

The experience of restorative justice programs in Canada indicates that:

Accepted Answer

A)  these approaches are generally unsuccessful in dealing with serious offences. 
B)  restorative justice programs can work in rural and urban areas. 
C)  restorative justice programs work best in rural and remote communities. 
D)  participation in restorative justice programs has been generally limited to the residents of First Nations. 
A)  these approaches are generally unsuccessful in dealing with serious offences. 
B)  restorative justice programs can work in rural and urban areas. 
C)  restorative justice programs work best in rural and remote communities. 
D)  participation in restorative justice programs has been generally limited to the residents of First Nations.

Question 8

The majority of individuals whose cases have been heard by sentencing circles:

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A)  have been young offenders 
B)  have been female offenders 
C)  have been adult offenders 
D)  have been offenders involved in drug related issues 
A)  have been young offenders 
B)  have been female offenders 
C)  have been adult offenders 
D)  have been offenders involved in drug related issues

Question 9

Compare and contrast the community decision-making models of circle sentencing, family group conferencing, and victim-offender mediation.

Accepted Answer

Student answers will vary.
Circle senten

Question 10

The restorative approach that views crime as part of a larger conflict and the sentence as a small part of the solution is called:

Accepted Answer

A)  victim-offender mediation. 
B)  retributive justice. 
C)  community circle sentencing. 
D)  distributive justice. 
A)  victim-offender mediation. 
B)  retributive justice. 
C)  community circle sentencing. 
D)  distributive justice.

Question 11

Canadian research suggests that restorative justice approaches have been more successful than traditional, non-restorative approaches in which areas?

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Canadian research suggests restorative j

Describe how victim-offender mediation programs operate.

What is community holistic healing and how does this program reflect the principles of restorative justice?

The Gladue decision directed the Canadian court system to:

Discuss the critical issues that exist within the current framework of restorative and community justice.

Restorative justice programs in Canada:

The effectiveness of restorative justice programs can be undermined by:

The experience of restorative justice programs in Canada indicates that:

The majority of individuals whose cases have been heard by sentencing circles:

Compare and contrast the community decision-making models of circle sentencing, family group conferencing, and victim-offender mediation.

The restorative approach that views crime as part of a larger conflict and the sentence as a small part of the solution is called:

Canadian research suggests that restorative justice approaches have been more successful than traditional, non-restorative approaches in which areas?

Evolution of Canadian Policing

Understanding Community Policing

What Is Community Policing

Responding to and Preventing Crime Within a Community Policing Framework

Problem-Oriented Policing

The Community Policing Police Service

Implementing Community Policing

The Community Police Officer

The Community and Community Policing

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Exam 9: Restorative Justice Within a Community Policing Framework

Describe how victim-offender mediation programs operate.

What is community holistic healing and how does this program reflect the principles of restorative justice?

The Gladue decision directed the Canadian court system to:

Discuss the critical issues that exist within the current framework of restorative and community justice.

Restorative justice programs in Canada:

The effectiveness of restorative justice programs can be undermined by:

The experience of restorative justice programs in Canada indicates that:

The majority of individuals whose cases have been heard by sentencing circles:

Compare and contrast the community decision-making models of circle sentencing, family group conferencing, and victim-offender mediation.

The restorative approach that views crime as part of a larger conflict and the sentence as a small part of the solution is called:

Canadian research suggests that restorative justice approaches have been more successful than traditional, non-restorative approaches in which areas?

Evolution of Canadian Policing

Understanding Community Policing

What Is Community Policing

Responding to and Preventing Crime Within a Community Policing Framework

Problem-Oriented Policing

The Community Policing Police Service

Implementing Community Policing

The Community Police Officer

The Community and Community Policing

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