Since its inception in the 1980s, the growing body of Therapeutic Jurisprudence scholarship
has continued to challenge and optimise not only our understanding of what the law “is”, but …

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 …

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 …

Child justice systems are specialized jurisdictions set up for the purpose of providing justice
related services to children. In an effort to resolve many of the systemic injustices …

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 …

While the concept of clinical supervision is well-developed within clinical legal education, its
application within broader legal practice is less explored. This paper aims to contribute to …

Law has been recognised as a significant social determinant of health, however, micro-level
legal advice interventions are underexplored. The dearth of research concerning the …

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 …

The number of youths entering the juvenile justice system is a viable concern throughout the
United States. A gap in the existing literature surrounding juvenile justice is recidivism rates …

Refugee family reunion is a mechanism whereby refugees residing in a safe host-country
may apply to have their families, typically residing abroad, join them to live and restart their …