Instructions for completing and submitting the Final Exam for the tsul restorative Justice Seminar

Jim, Sayyora and Nozima

1. 
   SHORT OPEN-ENDED RESPONSE QUESTIONS
   

Write your response to each and every one of the questions below in the space indicated.

Question 1:
What does Zehr mean when he compares restorative justice to a river? Do you agree with that?
Write your response to this question in 2-3 paragraphs with single spaced sentences. Write your response here:
Question 2:
Why do you think that restorative justice approaches were implemented with different degrees of success in the New Zealand, South Africa and Rwanda?
Write your response to this question in 2-3 paragraphs using single spaced sentences. Write your response here:

2. 
   MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS
   

For each of the following questions, place an “X” in the space “( )” next to the numbered item that you believe is the correct response to the each of the questions. Be sure to select only one item that you believe to be correct for each question.


1. In which specific Chapter and Article of the Criminal Procedural Code (CPC) of Uzbekistan is a crime victim defined?
( ) A. CPC Chapter 15, Article 6;
( ) B. CPC Chapter 45, Article 2;
( ) C. CPC Chapter 5, Article 45;
(X) D. CPC Chapter 5, Article 54;


2. A suspect is defined by the Criminal Procedural Code (CPC) of Uzbekistan as:
( X ) A. As a person for whom the facts suggest has committed a crime but for whom the facts are insufficient to involve him or her as an accused;
( ) B. As a person against whom the facts suggest as being the perpetrator or harm doer;
( ) C. As a person who has been found innocent of the criminal charges;
( ) D. None of the above.


3. Under the Criminal Procedural Code (CPC) of Uzbekistan, a crime victim is bound (required) to do each of the following, except one. Indicate the one exception from the list:
( ) A. Give true testimony;
( ) B. Appear when summoned by an inquiry officer, investigator, prosecutor or the court;
( ) C. Aduce (provide) evidence when requested by an inquiry officer, investigator, prosecutor or the court;
( X ) D. Support the efforts of the prosecutor in court by being there in-person or through a representative;
( ) E. All of the above.