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The Use of Restorative Justice in Sexual Misconduct Cases

Public Policy Division Sexual and Relationship Violence Prevention, Education, and Response Mid-Level Senior Level
June 17, 2020   |  3:00 PM - 4:00 PM David Karp Erik Wessel Kaaren Williamsen

When students violate sexual misconduct policies, campuses primarily rely on suspensions and expulsions, paralleling the criminal justice system’s use of incarceration. These solutions are based on stigmatization and separation; however, unlike those working in the criminal justice system, student affairs administrators typically espouse an educational and developmental approach to misconduct rather than a strictly punitive one. The new Title IX rules open the possibility of alternative resolution procedures, of which, restorative justice is the most evidence-based and student-centered alternative approach available to institutions. This recorded briefing will explore this option and the most responsible ways of implementing RJ in sexual misconduct cases.

Cost
Members: FREE Non-Members: $159
Course Length
60 minutes
Course Type
On Demand

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Additional Information

Individuals who attend this session will be able to:

  • understand the evidence base that undergirds successful implementation of RJ in sexual misconduct cases;
  • identify the substantive training and preparation that goes into the use of RJ in sexual misconduct cases;
  • explain the philosophy and set of practices that are the basis of RJ use; and
  • understand the factors that must be present for RJ to be effective in sexual misconduct cases.