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3 L. A. Pub. Int. L.J. 68 (2010-2012)
Restorative Justice: Restoring California's Juvenile Justice System and Abolishing Juvenile Life without Parole

handle is hein.journals/lapubinl3 and id is 72 raw text is: RESTORATIVE JUSTICE: RESTORING CALIFORNIA'S JUVENILE JUSTICE SYSTEM AND ABOLISHING JUVENILE LIFE WITHOUT PAROLE Jasmine Duel, Carl Marrone and Ricardo Rozen* I. INTRODUCTION ................................................................... 70 II. DEFINING RESTORATIVE JUSTICE: AN ALTERNATIVE TO THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM ................................................. 72 A. An Organic Definitionfor an Organic Process ....... 72 B. What Is a Crime andAgainst Whom Is It C om m itted? ........................................................... 73 C. Beyond Crime Control and Retribution ................ 74 D. Elements of Restorative Justice: Victims and Offenders ............................................................. . . 74 Jasmine Duel, Carl Marrone, and Ricardo Rozen are volunteers with the Center for Restorative Justice at Loyola Law School (CRJ). Founded by Professor Scott E. Wood in the Summer of 2009 and the second center of its kind at any law school in the nation, after the Marquette University Law School Restorative Justice Initiative, the CRJ works to introduce the concepts and practices of restorative justice into the legal field by means of classroom-based and experiential education for law students. © 2011 Jasmine Duel, Carl Marrone and Ricardo Rozen. The copyright in each article is owned by the respective author. Except as otherwise provided, the author of each article grants permission for copies of that article to be made for classroom use, provided that each copy is distributed at or below cost, the author and the Journal are identified on each copy, proper notice of copyright is affixed to each copy, and the author and the Los Angeles Public Interest Law Journal, a Project of Community Partners, are notified of the use.

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