Restorative Justice Replaces Punitive Sanctions with a Process Designed to Restore

question 22

True/False

Restorative justice replaces punitive sanctions with a process designed to restore the offender, the community and the resources of the justice system.

Identify and explain the types of feedback mechanisms in systems.

Grasp the dynamics of innovation and change within organizations through the lens of systems theory.

Comprehend Weick's concept of requisite variety and its application in complex systems.

Understand the concept of equifinality in systems.

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