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Protecting (Restorative) Justice: An Analysis of Confidentiality, Admissibility and Privilege Provisions in State Law
Over the last thirty years, the use of restorative justice within and adjacent to state juvenile and criminal proceedings, including community contexts, has expanded significantly in the United States. As such, what once could be fairly characterized by scholars as a norm and practice at the legal m
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