Cook County State’s Attorney Will No Longer Divert Nonviolent Gun Cases to Restorative Justice Courts – WTTW (Chicago)

The State’s Attorney’s Office, which now has a new leader, says they prefer alternative approaches that move away from the peace circle model utilized by county’s Restorative Justice Community Courts and instead toward gun education and a path toward Firearm Owners Identification (FOID) cards.
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Dorfman
1 year ago

Isn’t it odd that restorative Justice does nothing to give actual Justice to victims of crimes?

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