Satisfying justice : a compendium of initiatives, programs and legislative measures.

sec. 1. Satisfying justice : a selection of initiatives that attempt to repair harm from crime, attend to related needs and avoid or significantly reduce the use of custody: Introduction ; The Windsor case of Kevin Hollisnky ; Restorative Resolutions, Winnipeg, Manitoba ; Kwanlin Dun Community Justice : circle sentencing, Yukon Territory ; Mediation Services, Winnipeg, Manitoba ; Community Holistic Circle Healing Program : Hollow Horse First Nation ; Mike from Rosemary, Alberta : a community takes on the justice system ; Pro-Services, Québec City, Québec ; Atoskata : Victim Compensation Project for Youth, Regina, Saskatchewan ; Mediation for reparation in cases of serious crime, Leuven, Belgium ; Community response to crime : a more creative use of probation, Minnesota ; Post-conviction mediation program reduces sentences, Oklahoma ; Family group conferences : doing what prisons fail to do Circles of support and accountability for releases sex offenders : one community's story
sec. 2. Satisfying justice : a selection of initiatives that attempt to repair harm from crime and attend to related needs, with some implications for the reduced use or length of custody: Introduction ; 1. Victim and offender mediation : Canada's gift to the world: Introduction. A post-change mediation model, Canada. Program descriptions ; 2. Circle sentencing: Introduction. Sentencing circles, Cumberland House, Saskatchewan. Urban circles : armed robbery in Saskatchewan. Serving on sentencing circle attitude-changing experience / Kenneth Nosklye. Manslaughter case in Fort St. John, British Columbia ; 3. Family group conferencing: Introduction. Family group conferences : New Zealand. Family group conferences : Wagga Wagga, Australia. Family group conferences : Aboriginal youth, Regina, Saskatchewan. Family group conferences : United States. Family Group Decision-Making Project, Newfoundland and Labrador ; 4. Community sentencing panels and youth justice committees: Introduction. Teslin Tribal Justice Project sentencing panel, Yukon. Wabasca Justice Committee, Alberta. Slave Lake sentencing panel, Alberta. Youth justice committees. Elders' Justice Committee, Fort resolution, Northwest Territory. Russel Heights Community Justice Committee, Ottawa, Ontario
sec. 3. Satisfying justice : a selection of initiatives that attempt to avoid the use of custody, with or without some reparative elements: Introduction ; 1. Diversion: Introduction. Nova Scotia Adult Diversion Project, Dartmouth and North Sydney. Community Council Diversion Project, Aboriginal Legal Services, Toronto, Ontario. The Court Outreach Project : helping the mentally ill offender, Ottawa, Ontario. A community alternative to jail for sexual offences, Canim Lake, British Columbia. The Micmac Diversion Council of Lennox Island, Prince Edward Island. E.V.E. (Entraide vol à l'étalage
stoplifing), Montréal, Québec. Youth Mediation Diversion Project, Shaunavon, Saskatchewan. Alternative measures programs ; 2. Curative Discharge Program, Yukon Territories ; 3. Community service orders: Community service in Nova Scotia. Youth Alternative Society, Halifax, Nova Scotia. Travaux communautaires (Community service orders, Québec), Québec. Community service orders : an international perspective: Sentencing to service, Minnesota. Community service, Norway. Community services for adults and juveniles, the Netherlands. Community service, Zimbabwe and Swaziland ; 4. Intensive supervision probation: Legal Aid Youth Office Project, Edmonton and Calgary, Alberta. Community Reparative Probation Program, Vermont. The Dos Pasos Project for pregnant and addicted women, Arizona. Alternative to Custody Program for youth, Kitchener-Waterloo, Ontario. Second Chance : restitution, Lloydminster, Alberta and Saskatchewan. Intensive Intervention Program, St. John's, Newfoundland. Eastwood Outreach Program, Edmonton, Alberta. Rideau Street Youth Enterprises, Ottawa, Ontario. Sober Streets, Kitchener-Waterloo, Ontario. Repeat Impaired Driving Project, Prince Edward Island. Adolescent Addictions Program, Prince Edward Island. Multi-Agency Preventative Program (MAPP) for High-Risk Youth, Brandon, Manitoba ; 5. Family preservation model: Family Preservation program, La Ronge, Saskatchewan. Community Support Services, St. Lawrence Youth Association, Kingston, Ontario. U.S. family preservation programs: The Simpsonville South Carolina Family Preservation Project. The Family Ties Program, New York City.

6. Alternative placement/residential programs: Opportunities for Independence : the developmentally disabled, Winnipeg, Manitoba. Community Homes Program, Saskatchewan. Expansion-Femmes de Québec, Québec City, Québec. Maison-Thérèse-Casgrain, Montréal, Québec. residential program for adolescent sexual offenders, Ottawa, Ontario. Maple Star Foster Care, Colorado. Youth Futures Residential and Day Attendance Program, Lower Fraser Valley, British Columbia. El'dad Ranch for Mentally Handicapped Adult Men, Steinbach, Manitoba ; 7. Bail option programs and administrative sanctions: Judicial Interim Release for Youth, Saskatchewan. Ma Ma Wi Wi Chi Itata Centre, Winnipeg, Manitoba. Administrative sanctions, Yukon Territory ; 8. Client specific planning: Sentencing advocacy services : U.S. National Centre on Institutions and Alternatives. Client specific planning : North Carolina. Client specific planning : New Mexico
sec. 4. Satisfying justice : A selection of initiatives that attempt to reduce the length of custody by alleviating the enforcement of imprisonment: Introduction ; 1. Community-based supervision programs: Introduction. Sexual assault : one congregation's story of healing. Keeping Kids Safe : children and sexual abuse, Yukon Territory. Coverdale Courtwork Services, Halifax, Nova Scotia. Community-Based Supervision for Sentenced Offenders, New Brunswick. Community service : intermittent offenders, Barrie, Ontario. Stop and Think Program : temporary absence program for youth, Halifax, Nova Scotia. Some judges' perceptions on sentencing and community-based programs ; 2. Release preparation for successful community re-integration: Aboriginal Elder-Assisted Parole Board Hearings, Prairie Region, National parole Board. Entraide eétenu anonyme : early release program, Québec. Groupes sentences-vie, Montréal, Québec. Life Line, Windsor, Ontario. Project Another Chance, Kingston, Ontario. Post-Release Offender Project, Aboriginal Legal Services, Toronto, Ontario. Respect Program, Brandon, Manitoba ; 3. Wilderness camps ; 4. House arrest ; 5. A note about electronic monitoring ; Conclusion.