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Twelve experiments in restorative justice: the Jerry Lee program of randomized trials of restorative justice conferences

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Sherman, Lawrence
Strang, Heather
Barnes, Geoffrey C
Woods, Daniel J
Bennett, Sarah
Inkpen, Nova
Newbury-Birch, Dorothy
Rossner, Meredith
Angel, Caroline
Mearns, Malcolm

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We conducted and measured outcomes from the Jerry Lee Program of 12 randomized trials over two decades in Australia and the United Kingdom (UK), testing an identical method of restorative justice taught by the same trainers to hundreds of police officers and others who delivered it to 2231 offenders and 1179 victims in 1995–2004. The article provides a review of the scientific progress and policy effects of the program, as described in 75 publications and papers arising from it, including previously unpublished results of our ongoing analyses.

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Journal of Experimental Criminology

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