Community justice does not replace the need for criminal justice, but it fills in where the justice system fails to meet community needs.

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Community justice aims to address underlying causes of crime and conflict within a community, and seeks to involve the community in the process of restoring justice. It does not replace the need for criminal justice, but instead complements it by providing alternative ways to address crime and conflicts that the traditional criminal justice system may not effectively address.

Community Justice Does Not Replace the Need for Criminal Justice