Programs are nonrestorative if the person who committed the harm is never apprehended, and thus unable to repair the harm they caused.

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Restorative programs can still be beneficial even if the person who committed the harm is not apprehended, as they focus on healing and support for the victim and the community, rather than solely on the perpetrator's punishment or restitution.

Programs Are Nonrestorative If the Person Who Committed the Harm