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X-WR-CALDESC:In our commissions and committees\, we\, like so many others\,
  are discussing policing and the criminal legal response to gender based v
 iolence\, and seeking better\, anti-racist alternatives. Over the last sev
 eral years\, we have jointly explored Restorative Justice models through c
 onversations and discussions with Professors Leigh Goodmark and Quince Hop
 kins. We believe Restorative Justice is an option that can work well for g
 ender-based violence cases and want to provide guidance to legal professio
 nals working in this field. Our esteemed panel will discuss how Restorativ
 e Justice programs work generally and then offer specific guidance for gen
 der-based violence cases\, including a discussion of the Department of Jus
 tice-funded RESTORE program. Many are suggesting Restorative Justice as a 
 key foundation for criminal law reform and we are eager to explore specifi
 cally how this practice would work safely in gender-based violence cases.
 \n\nPLEASE NOTE: THIS PROGRAM IS NOT FOR CLE CREDIT.\n\n•	Donna Coker – Pro
 fessor of Law & Dean's Distinguished Scholar\, University of Miami School 
 of Law \n•	Mimi Kim – Assistant Professor\, School of Social Work\, Califor
 nia State University - Long Beach \n•	Mary P. Koss – Regents' Professor\, M
 el and Enid Zuckerman College of Public Health\, University of Arizona \n•
 	Aparna Polavarapu – Associate Professor\, University of South Carolina Sch
 ool of Law \n•	Dipti Pidikiti-Smith (Moderator) – Deputy Director of Advoca
 cy\, Legal Services of Northern Virginia \n
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DESCRIPTION:In our commissions and committees\, we\, like so many others\, 
 are discussing policing and the criminal legal response to gender based vi
 olence\, and seeking better\, anti-racist alternatives. Over the last seve
 ral years\, we have jointly explored Restorative Justice models through co
 nversations and discussions with Professors Leigh Goodmark and Quince Hopk
 ins. We believe Restorative Justice is an option that can work well for ge
 nder-based violence cases and want to provide guidance to legal profession
 als working in this field. Our esteemed panel will discuss how Restorative
  Justice programs work generally and then offer specific guidance for gend
 er-based violence cases\, including a discussion of the Department of Just
 ice-funded RESTORE program. Many are suggesting Restorative Justice as a k
 ey foundation for criminal law reform and we are eager to explore specific
 ally how this practice would work safely in gender-based violence cases.\n
 \nPLEASE NOTE: THIS PROGRAM IS NOT FOR CLE CREDIT.\n\n•	Donna Coker – Profe
 ssor of Law & Dean's Distinguished Scholar\, University of Miami School of
  Law \n•	Mimi Kim – Assistant Professor\, School of Social Work\, Californi
 a State University - Long Beach \n•	Mary P. Koss – Regents' Professor\, Mel
  and Enid Zuckerman College of Public Health\, University of Arizona \n•	Ap
 arna Polavarapu – Associate Professor\, University of South Carolina Schoo
 l of Law \n•	Dipti Pidikiti-Smith (Moderator) – Deputy Director of Advocacy
 \, Legal Services of Northern Virginia \n
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SUMMARY:Restorative Justice & Gender Based Violence
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