Key Concepts
True or False: Restorative Justice focuses on guilt and punishment.
False
When is the right time to make goals for yourself?
Now!
Name 2 effects of shoplifting on the victim and the community.
Financial effect: store loses merchandise, fees for added security and/or cameras.
Emotional effect: fear, anger, frustration
Social effect: Loss of trust in community, that spaces are not safe or that people won't shop there.
Name 2 actions that show you are accountable for harm or wrongdoing you committed.
1. Recognize you caused harm
2. Understand the harm from the other person's point of view
3. Make amends; apologize, etc.
4. Make changes in your own life to keep it from happening again.
Define the Moment of Choice.
The moment in every situation where you have the power to make a positive or negative choice.
Name 3 emotional effects of crime
fear, anxiety, anger, stress
Name 3 of the 4 groups/people affected by crime.
Victims, offenders, families, community
Understanding our choices affect other people, NOT just ourselves is called the WHAT effect?
Ripple
List 2 examples of repairing harm INDIRECTLY.
Community service, going to school, help out at home, become a role model, Restorative Justice class
Which type of justice holds the view that justice involves victims, offenders and the community?
Restorative Justice
How does keeping your goals in mind affect your decision making?
It helps you focus on what is important to you, what you want to accomplish, and where you want to be in the future.
List 2 examples of repairing harm DIRECTLY.
Apologize, take responsibility, pay for damages
Which type of justice requires the state to determine guilt and punishment?
Criminal Justice
Name the three pillars of Restorative Justice.
Harms and Needs, Obligations, Engagement
Sensing and understanding someone else's thoughts and/or feelings is called...
Empathy.