Founded in 1987 by American law professors David Wexler and Bruce Winick, 1 therapeutic
jurisprudence (" TJ") is an interdisciplinary school of theory and practice that examines" the …

Law schools are failing both their staff and students by requiring them to prize reason and
rationality and to suppress or ignore emotions. Despite innovations in terms of both content …

Criminal justice reformers spill much ink in explicating the benefits and challenges of
restorative justice and therapeutic jurisprudence. 1 These writings show that our fields have …

This study aims to analyze the National Fiscal-Term of Oil and Natural Gas Producer
Sharing Contract (PSC) Cost Recovery and Gross Split models that are not in accordance …

Rape is the most severe sexual offense, involving one of the most feared and reviled acts a
person can inflict on another. But what are the normative foundations of rape? Initially, the …

ABSTRACT Community Justice Centres (CJC) are a burgeoning justice phenomenon which
focus on local justice solutions and which house a court with wrap-around community …

The structure of this chapter is as follows. It starts by considering the role of UK public
service ombuds and the extent and nature of problems with UK internal public service …

Many universities use peer mentoring schemes for students at the start of their
undergraduate studies as a way of supporting their transition from school to university. As …

The role of an expert forensic psychiatrist is likened with that of a translator: their task is to
translate the language of medicine into the language of law. The aim of the article was to …

Advocates of restorative justice and therapeutic jurisprudence increasingly seek to cross-
fertilise their ideas and collaborate on research and practice. The time has also come for …