Restorative justice in prison: A contradiction in terms or a challenge and a reality?

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Restorative justice in prison: A contradiction in terms or a challenge and a reality?

Parker, Penny

Prison service journal, 11/2016 228

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The Sycamore Tree course has been introducing restorative justice principles and working restoratively in prisons across the country with short- and long-term offenders, men, women, and young people, to great effect since 1998. Sycamore Tree was introduced to prisons in England and Wales at HMP The Mount and since its inception it has reached over 22,000 offenders and currently runs in over 40 prisons and YOIs and is in early stage development for delivery to 15-18-year-olds.

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