Restorative justice was first introduced to the legal system in New Zealand and has been used in various circumstances for decades. This technique can be used in various practices, but is more so used to unite the bond between the public, delinquents and victim’s. It focuses more on the mending of humanity and allows to resolution inoperative social bonds. Restorative justice can be performed out in many different processes, and do not always allow for the mending of the offender or the victim. It is mostly applied to the youth, but can be applied to some cases where no prosecution is required. Some examples of these processes can be face-to-face meetings with the offender and victim, or the community and others affected by the crime that was
