Restorative Justice Is the Justification for Punishment That Most Explicitly

question 24

True/False

Restorative justice is the justification for punishment that most explicitly provides a role for the victim in the punishment process.

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Definitions:

Fishery Collapse

A dramatic decline in fish populations in a given area, often due to overfishing, pollution, or habitat destruction, leading to a loss of the fishery as a viable resource.

Harvesting Rates

describe the speed or volume at which natural resources are gathered or extracted, impacting sustainability and future availability.

Total Allowable Catch (TAC)

The overall limit set by a government or a fisheries commission on the total number of fish or tonnage of fish that fishers collectively can harvest during some particular time period. Used to set the fishing limits for individual transferable quotas (ITQs).

Tonnage

A measurement of weight or volume used to describe the size or capacity of ships and the cargo they carry.