While searching for restorative justice, the phrase “objectively manage violence while publicly acknowledge wrongdoing“ (Erbe, 2005, p. 5) was used. Although this describes restorative justice and it is also a great foundation for reacting and approaching to crime. It highlights that harms need to be addressed and that the crime, both the offender and itself, needs to be examined. When crime happens, I think it is important for it to be acknowledged, not for the offender but to help the victim. Howard Zehr discusses how crime cannot be founded in justice and in hurting the offender, but in helping the concerns of victims be acknowledged (2002, p.22). Beginning to help victims is the first step in approaching crime. The second step to
