Criticisms of restorative justice

Restorative justice is a term used in recent decades in criminal policy, which has received unprecedented acclaim as in any other emerging theory and phenomenon. They have since emerged, and efforts are still underway to continue and develop these effects within the criminal justice system. However, it seems to us that the time has come for the sheer submission of effective and effective expertise on imported and emerging theories and their practical implications, although the criminal justice system of our country has already experienced such Adoption of issues such as conditional release, suspended sentence, imprisonment alternatives and the like has benefited, and should not be seen as a reason for the successful adoption of any import theory and its operation. The authors criticize the restorative justice approach and after examining the criticisms of restorative justice in the two areas of nature and results of programs, the inadequacy of its models and programs and the need for a comprehensive review of restorative justice challenges And they turned to the opportunity and made suggestions. The method of information orientation in this article is a library and the materials are analyzed in a descriptive manner.