Examples of restorative justice outcomes include restitution, community service, and victim-offender reconciliation.
So the authorities revived a system of traditional courts - gacaca - designed to provide village justice with restitution through community service.
Instead, they will likely be considered for a form of diversion, either probation or, in the case of nonviolent crimes, restitution or community service.
In North Carolina, for example, construction site thefts are now a felony offense rather than a misdemeanor, and carry stiffer penalties, including jail time, restitution and community service.
Both restitution and community service provide victims and the community with compensation, and they provide alternatives for judges that are somewhat less punitive and far less expensive than jail or prison time.
Mr. Maharaj's lawyer, Glenn Conway, described his client as "an intelligent young man with a good strong academic background," and said he would ask the court to put him in a rehabilitation program, which may require education, community service, restitution or other correctives instead of going to trial.
(BLOOMBERG NEWS Nuclear Plant Owner Finedd for Hiding Damage The owner of an Ohio nuclear plant agreed to pay $28 million in fines, restitution and community service yesterday over the cover-up of an acid leak that nearly ate through the reactor vessel's 6-inch-thick steel cap.
343 Where programs have been established by the province or territory, before or even during a prosecution, prosecutors have the discretion to divert a case away from the traditional court system to alternative pathways (e.g. community service, restitution, reconciliation, education).
Take the appropriate punitive actions from your DWI charge including required restitution or community service.
Enforce court-ordered community services, restitution and fines.
Slave owners were also encouraged to retrieve their former slaves or receive restitution for those in service to the Confederacy.
