Gordon Bazemore is Professor of Criminology, and Chair of the School of Criminology and Criminal Justice, at Florida Atlantic University.Mara Schiff is Associate Professor of Criminology at Florida Atlantic University.

• Foreword by Joe Hudson and Dennis Maloney Introduction 1. Restorative justice, restorative group conferencing, and juvenile justice 2. Principles to practice: intermediate outcomes, intervention theories, and conferencing tasks 3. Prevalence and scope of restorative decision-making: findings from a national inventory and survey on restorative conferencing for youth 4. Methodology for the qualitative study and description of conference stages and phases 5. Repairing harm in the conferencing environment 6. Stakeholder involvement in the conferencing environment 7. Community/government relationship and role transformation 8. Looking back and moving forward: conclusions, implications, and an agenda for future research. Appendix

Gordon Bazemore is Professor of Criminology, and Chair of the School of Criminology and Criminal Justice, at Florida Atlantic University.Mara Schiff is Associate Professor of Criminology at Florida Atlantic University.

• Foreword by Joe Hudson and Dennis Maloney Introduction 1. Restorative justice, restorative group conferencing, and juvenile justice 2. Principles to practice: intermediate outcomes, intervention theories, and conferencing tasks 3. Prevalence and scope of restorative decision-making: findings from a national inventory and survey on restorative conferencing for youth 4. Methodology for the qualitative study and description of conference stages and phases 5. Repairing harm in the conferencing environment 6. Stakeholder involvement in the conferencing environment 7. Community/government relationship and role transformation 8. Looking back and moving forward: conclusions, implications, and an agenda for future research. Appendix

Gordon Bazemore is Professor of Criminology, and Chair of the School of Criminology and Criminal Justice, at Florida Atlantic University.Mara Schiff is Associate Professor of Criminology at Florida Atlantic University.

• Foreword by Joe Hudson and Dennis Maloney Introduction 1. Restorative justice, restorative group conferencing, and juvenile justice 2. Principles to practice: intermediate outcomes, intervention theories, and conferencing tasks 3. Prevalence and scope of restorative decision-making: findings from a national inventory and survey on restorative conferencing for youth 4. Methodology for the qualitative study and description of conference stages and phases 5. Repairing harm in the conferencing environment 6. Stakeholder involvement in the conferencing environment 7. Community/government relationship and role transformation 8. Looking back and moving forward: conclusions, implications, and an agenda for future research. Appendix