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

2. Restorative justice applications in adult criminal proceedings must involve the balancing of restorative responses with legally sanctioned punishments.
( X )True
( )False
3. The traditional adult retributive criminal justice system views harm doers or offenders purely in relation to their alleged violations of state law.
( )True
( X )False
4. Rather than relying on coercion and isolation of the harm doer, restorative justice encourages collaboration and reintegration of the harmed and the harm doer.
( X )True
( )False
5. Restorative justice views crime as a violation of people and obligations.
( X )True
( )False
6. Reparative probation, circle sentencing and peacemaking circles are forms of restorative justice programs.
( X )True
( )False
7. In the probation system, the prosecutor and not the court imposes the conditions/rules that the offender has to comply with while he or she is released in the community.
( )True
( X )False
8. All of the findings and reparation recommendations of the South African Commission of Truth and Conciliation were fully implemented for the victims of Apartheid.
( X )True
( )False


9. South Africa’s Gacaca courts were instrumental in that country’s efforts to address reparation for victims of the 1990 genocide.
( X )True
( )False
10. The traditional retributive justice system has always focused on the needs of crime victims.
( X )True
( )False


11. The Republic of Uzbekistan does not have a law on the protection of crime victims and witnesses in criminal cases.
( ) True
( X ) False


12. The traditional retributive justice system focuses primarily on determining the guilt of the accused and the punishment that should be imposed in order to deter or prevent future crimes.
( X )True
( )False