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Perceived impact of restorative justice practice : a review of government alternative program on conflict resolution / Dennis Albert N. Gonzales.

By: Material type: TextTextPublication details: Lucena City : Dr. Cesar A. Villariba Research and Knowledge Management Institute, 2018.Description: 208 leaves ; 28 cmSubject(s):
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1. Abstract -- 2. Background -- 3. Description of Method Approach -- 4. Results and Discussion -- 5. Conclusions -- 6. Recommendations -- 7. References -- 8. Major Final Output.
Dissertation note: Dissertation (Doctor of Philosophy in Criminology) Manuel S. Enverga University Foundation -- May 2018. Summary: This study aimed to shed light on what restorative justice is and how it is supposed to work as an alternative form in the administration of justice. Basically, it focused on the perception of Municipal Trial Court judges, prosecutors, mediators and barangay lupon members on their knowledge about restorative justice, problems encountered, and contribution of the program in the administration of justice. It also assessed the impact of restorative justice in terms of community building, rehabilitation of the offenders, and victim's healing. Using descriptive research, a survey was conducted among barangay Iupon members to assess the impact of applying restorative justice practices in out-of-court settlement and an interview was done among Municipal Trial Court judges, prosecutors, and mediators to gather their insights on the effectiveness of restorative justice as an alternative mode of dispute resolution. Results revealed that the restorative justice program was perceived as an effective out-of-court remedy in administration of justice. The respondents were convinced it helped to reduce cases filed in court. Based on the findings, several programs were proposed to strengthen the capability of barangay lupon members in settling the disputes amicably within their cognizance.
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Dissertation (Doctor of Philosophy in Criminology) Manuel S. Enverga University Foundation -- May 2018.

1. Abstract -- 2. Background -- 3. Description of Method Approach -- 4. Results and Discussion -- 5. Conclusions -- 6. Recommendations -- 7. References -- 8. Major Final Output.

This study aimed to shed light on what restorative justice is and how it is supposed to work as an alternative form in the administration of justice. Basically, it focused on the perception of Municipal Trial Court judges, prosecutors, mediators and barangay lupon members on their knowledge about restorative justice, problems encountered, and contribution of the program in the administration of justice. It also assessed the impact of restorative justice in terms of community building, rehabilitation of the offenders, and victim's healing. Using descriptive research, a survey was conducted among barangay Iupon members to assess the impact of applying restorative justice practices in out-of-court settlement and an interview was done among Municipal Trial Court judges, prosecutors, and mediators to gather their insights on the effectiveness of restorative justice as an alternative mode of dispute resolution.
Results revealed that the restorative justice program was perceived as an effective out-of-court remedy in administration of justice. The respondents were convinced it helped to reduce cases filed in court. Based on the findings, several programs were proposed to strengthen the capability of barangay lupon members in settling the disputes amicably within their cognizance.

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