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Match the attributes, which describe each of the types of justice to the correct column.
1


The criminal act is a violation of a person/relationship/community.

2


There is a focus on the offender’s obligation to make amends.

3


A plan for reparation is created by the community.

4


Offenders are defined by their ability to make reparation.

5


Offenders are defined by their ability to make reparation.

6


Offenders are defined by their ability to make reparation.

7


There is a focus on the victim and reconciliation.

8


There is a focus on reintegration of the offender.

Answer choices for questions 1 through 8
A)There is a focus on the offender and the offence.
B)The punishment is determined by a judge.
C)Offenders are defined by their weaknesses.
D)Offenders are defined by their weaknesses.
E)Offenders are defined by their weaknesses.
F)There is a focus on removing the offender from the community.
G)There is a focus on the offence.
H)Act is a violation of a piece of legislation





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