Consistent with the common understanding of punishment, restorative justice insists on accountability even when that is painful for the person who committed the crime.

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Restorative justice focuses on the harm caused by the crime and seeks to repair that harm by holding the offender accountable in a way that is meaningful and often involves some form of restitution or dialogue with the victim, thus acknowledging the pain and accountability aspect.

Consistent with the Common Understanding of Punishment, Restorative Justice Insists