Institutions for Restorative Justice: The South African Truth and Reconciliation Commission

Jennifer J. Llewellyn · ROBERT L. HOWSE

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Proposes a different view of South Africa’s Truth & Reconciliation Commission (TRC), which challenges the conception of justice that underlies criminal trials. Limits of criminal trials; Support for restorative justice; Model of restorative justice in South Africa; Comparison with retributive justice; Strengths and weaknesses of the TRC.

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