US EditionThe Prosecutor's Role in Facilitating Criminal Alternative Dispute Resolution - Penn Law Review
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The Prosecutor's Role in Facilitating Criminal Alternative Dispute Resolution - Penn Law Review
In a typical criminal case, the State and the defendant are the principal stakeholders, while the victim has little say in the administration of justice. But an increasing number of criminal alternative dispute resolution (ADR) programs offer victims and offenders the opportunity to discuss the harm that transpired and decide how the offender will remedy that harm. Hundreds of these “criminal ADR” programs operate around the country, and many of…
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