Justice with a Heart

Look no further than the restorative justice option.
This choice brings the victim and the offender together to restore a climate of trust and peace.
What is required is a facilitator with a thick skin and a high degree of patience and time to deal with raw feelings like fear (on the part of the victim) and anger (on the part of the offender).

IS IT WORTH IT?

• Do you want a legal system that brings harmoney back into the community?
• Do you want a legal system that treats the victim and the offender equally?
• If you value people, then you’ll be willing to endure the emotional turmoil of individuals involved in the conflict so you can see feelings of safety and peace return to them.

Ready to give restorative justice a closer look?
​Begin by meeting two parties in conflict:
-> Alice, an elderly woman who is feeling very vulnerable after being mugged and
-> Nick, the teen who feels he is a bother to everyone and must be controlled.
​Both characters are found in the novel, The Caretaker.
​I invite you to meet Alice, Nick and Steve, the main facilitator.”
FROM AUTHOR KEN SAIK

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