To punish the juvenile offender.

To rehabilitate the juvenile offender.

To restore the harm caused by the juvenile offender.

To deter future juvenile offending.

The offender should be held accountable for their actions.

The victim should have a voice in the justice process.

The community should be involved in the justice process.

All of the above.

Victim-offender mediation.

Family group conferencing.

Peer jury.

All of the above.

Restorative justice focuses on punishment, while traditional juvenile justice focuses on rehabilitation.

Restorative justice focuses on the victim, while traditional juvenile justice focuses on the offender.

Restorative justice involves the community, while traditional juvenile justice does not.

All of the above.

It can help to reduce recidivism.

It can help to restore relationships between the offender and the victim.

It can help to promote healing and closure for the victim.

All of the above.

It can be difficult to get victims to participate.

It can be difficult to get offenders to take responsibility for their actions.

It can be difficult to find trained facilitators.

All of the above.

Accountability.

Victim participation.

Community involvement.

Punishment.

To guide the process and ensure that all participants are heard.

To mediate between the offender and the victim.

To help the offender understand the impact of their actions.

All of the above.

By providing opportunities for offenders to make amends for their actions.

By involving the community in the justice process.

By focusing on the needs of the victim.

All of the above.

It can be too lenient on offenders.

It can be difficult to implement in large juvenile justice systems.

It can be retraumatizing for victims.

All of the above.

Victim-offender mediation.

Community service.

Boot camp.

Incarceration.

By requiring offenders to make amends for their actions.

By involving the community in the justice process.

By providing opportunities for offenders to learn from their mistakes.

All of the above.

Resistance from traditional justice system stakeholders.

Lack of resources and training.

Difficulty in getting victims to participate.

All of the above.

By providing opportunities for offenders to address their individual needs.

By involving the community in the justice process.

By working with families and schools to address risk factors.

All of the above.

Accountability.

Victim participation.

Community involvement.

All of the above.