Restorative justice sights offender acts as fights that arise within a society context and such as, they require society replies (Barsky, 2010). It is a theory that confirms reforming the injury caused by offender behavior. According to Hopkins (2004), restorative justice tries to approach between offenders and victims and aims to assist the criminal to avert future crimes. This may produce to transformation of people, relationships and communities to be better and close to each other. Restorative justice is also a radical program founded on deference, accountability, and building and repairing of relationship. It concentrates on intercession and covenant rather than chastisement. It endeavors to keep children in their schools and to create
