FALL2021 1PM Social Conflict Theories and Restorative Justice by Stemley https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t Evaluate the merits of historical social conflict theories according to contemporary manifestations of social conflict. Describe how social conflict in society is influenced by state crime. Evaluate the merits of restorative justice. en-us 2021-10-18 01:39:00 UTC 2026-03-16 08:05:47 UTC hello@padlet.com Topic 4 Participation https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1831376295 2021-10-20 18:50:28 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1831376295 Topic 4 Worksheet https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1831649827 2021-10-20 21:04:22 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1831649827 Topic 4 Participation https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1831679829 2021-10-20 21:21:32 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1831679829 emileeruff https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1831724078 2021-10-20 21:49:59 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1831724078 Topic 4 Participation cassidyrjones https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1831753153 2021-10-20 22:07:47 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1831753153 Topic 4 Participation 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UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1849452457 Topic 4 worksheet https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1849454397 2021-10-27 21:01:41 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1849454397 Video Notes cassidyrjones https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1849466153 -man killed a police officer, got minimum 6 years
-risk to the public
-he is not the worst thing he's done, he served his time and made reparations 
-understood what he did and how he hurt the policeman
-seeks to apologize and help the policeman get closure from the trauma
-suffering with the consequences of his actions
-prior gang member
-"why I chose the path I chose"
-he never dealt with the death of his parents
-put up walls in order to not get hurt again
-blames himself
-seeks to make people proud
-policeman didn't want to reopen this part of his past
-policeman wanted the sentence to be longer, that he didn't show any remorse, didn't like his influence on the community, wants positive change in lyrics of songs, wished him success
-doesn't want other kids to end up like himself]]> 2021-10-27 21:09:49 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1849466153 10/27 Video Notes https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1849470883 The man in the video is looking for the police officer that he shot and is trying to apologize for shooting him. He is hoping that this will bring both parties closure and will help him move on in life because he is different now. He asks his siblings if they believe it is his childhood's fault for the way he turned out. His parents passed away when he was young and his siblings believe that was not the reason he was a bad kid they believe that everyone reacts differently to different things. His siblings say that his crime influenced him in a good way. The officer did not want to meet with him because he felt that in the guy's rap career he was glorifying guns and drugs which did not reflect that he was doing better. The officer also said that his wife had passed away 2 years after the shooting.]]> 2021-10-27 21:13:03 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1849470883 video reflection 10/27 https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1849472602 Shot an officer and the top of his arm came out of his shoulder, he wants to apologize to the police officer for his action and said it was not intended for him and his actions were not deliberate. He stated the shot was a warning shot and that he did not intend to harm him. He also stated that he is not the same person who pulled the trigger that day. He was in a gang and fired at another rival gang, the police was monitoring him he got in an altercation with the officer, he stated that he had tunnel vision and was not aware of his surroundings such as children walking out of school while the gunshots were taking place. Both his parents perished when he was 15 years old and he was separated from his siblings as he was placed in foster homes which altered his behavior since he did not have the support he needed. The police officer said his wife died 2 years after the shooting as it impacted her greatly. The ex police officer wished the offender would've served a greater sentence, and that his music would not contain as much drugs or weapons in the lyrics. The offender stated that he felt worse knowing that the officers wife died shortly after the shooting and felt a greater amount of blame. He apologized and admitted that his apology was not enough to cover for the damage he caused. ]]> 2021-10-27 21:14:13 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1849472602 10/27 Video Notes https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1849473039 The guy in the video believes he deserves restorative justice because the bullet he shot was not intended to shoot anyone, but fire some warning shots. He believes he is not the same person and even wants to help his victim get closure.]]> 2021-10-27 21:14:30 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1849473039 Video https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1849473639 -The guy who shot the officer wants to apologize to him and allow the officer to get closure
-He feels bad for what he did  
-The police officer is no longer a part of the police force and the guy feels bad because if he left after the incident he feels responsible
-The guy does not want kids to think that his old life was okay or that what he did was okay
-He says he wants to live his life right 
-The victim said he Wasnt happy with the sentence he felt it should've been longer. The victim wished the man success in his rap career and feels his lyrics should change from glorifying guns and weapons
-The rapper is embarrassed that the victim saw his old rap videos 
-He says he is sorry for his wife's death whether it had to deal with him or not. 
-He says his response helped him even though he did not want to meet in person
-He acknowledges that he made a mistake and that he is sorry for everything that has happened after
     ]]> 2021-10-27 21:14:54 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1849473639 video notes emileeruff https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1849474237 man fired warning shots and ended up hitting an officer in the arm. Going through rehabilitative process and explaining to the viewers what happened, how he used to be, what he's become and how he wants to be better. Been in and out of prison (8 years) but his wife has stayed with him since he was 15, has three kids. 

6 shots fired; one at rival gang and one hit police officer, and 4 at officer that was pursuing him
mom and dad died within a year of each other; pneumonia and cancer


]]> 2021-10-27 21:15:21 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1849474237 https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1849474251 2021-10-27 21:15:22 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1849474251 video notes https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1849474346 - being a 'man' and realizing what has been done 
- shot a police officer and was sentenced to IPP for 8 years
- he wants to contact the police officer that he shot to apologize and let the officer get his closure 
- he doesn't want kids to think that what he did was okay 
- he had felt bad for what he had done and how it affected the officer
- it wasn't personal, he did not intend to shoot this officer and it was meant to be a warning shot
- he is banned from the forest where the shooting happened 
- 6 shots where fired
- school was just getting out so there were kids around 
- the officer shot is not an officer anymore 
- all of his siblings are on different paths and careers 
- his sister thinks that he didn't have boundaries and that is why he got into crime 
- his actions had an influence on his siblings lives and determined his youngest sisters career 
- the officer wished him well in his rap career

]]> 2021-10-27 21:15:26 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1849474346 Video about Dean Stanbury ipiedra https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1849474794 This man shot a police officer in 2006. The police officer suffered a wound in his shoulder and fell into a depression. The man who shot him served IPP and 6 years, but served a 8 year sentence. He now wants to communicate with the police officer and apologize for his actions. He fired 6 shots. This all started by a gang fight and his intentions were not to shoot the policeman. Dean Stanbury is the shooter's name. ]]> 2021-10-27 21:15:43 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1849474794 video https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1849479481 In the video the guy was looking for the police officer that he shot and he wanted to apologize for shooting him. he is hoping that it is going to bring closure to both groups and if he does, he will be able to move on with his life. he asked his siblings if it was the way he was brought up as a child that made him who he is today. they said that everyone reacts differently to different situations and crime influenced him in a good way. both his parents died when he was 15 and he was separated from his siblings and did not have the support that he needed.]]> 2021-10-27 21:19:06 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1849479481 Video Reflection https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1849479844 The video was a documentary that featured a young man who use to be involved in a harsh lifestyle that involved creating music, partaking in crimes, and getting arrested.
An incident occurred one day at a barber shop where the young man fired his gun at another rival gang, and the pursuing officers that were watching him at the time and several people were hit during this incident. 
The man was given jail time after the incident and after serving his sentence, he has been able to better himself and understands how his past actions have been wrong.  ]]> 2021-10-27 21:19:24 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1849479844 Video notes 10/27 https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1849485481 He shot a police officer in 2006 and he was put in prison for IPP so he didn't get life prison for his actions. He ended up serving eight years but he is in a life license. He now has knowledge of what he has done and knows that he is wrong for his actions. He wants to know what kind of person he Was when he shot the police officer so that he can progress in life. he says that at the moment of the crime he was in tunnel vision and didn't realize that there was children around. He is trying to make his life right during his life license. he compared himself to his siblings that were all separated when their parents died. Environmental factors of the homes he was in was a main cause for his criminal behavior. He recognizes what he did is wrong and is willing to make many changes and live his life properly. the victim didn't want him to be in a restorative justice system and that he should be doing more time in prison. 

]]> 2021-10-27 21:23:17 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1849485481 video WEDNESDAY 27th https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1849485957 owns up to what they have done
realization to grow up and become a "man"
everyone's equal
Stana went to prison for shooting an officer in 2006
in prison for the public's safety
he wants to apologize and repent his sins
he doesn't want to be praised for his mistakes and be encouraged for good things
the officer he shot make the man severely depressed and couldn't do much of anything
the offender wants to apologize and own up to what he has done. He wants it to be a exchange of thoughts between the two
He wants to bring the officer and his family closure from his actions
He wants his family to look at him as a good person and that his mistakes are who he is
the officer doesn't want to revisit the case and his wife even died after the shooting from the stress
the officer wants to see the man put more effort back into his community and he could possibly meet him soon
He wants him to succeed in his rap career and in life itself
His wife passed shortly after his trial finally started which was 18 months after the shooting
he is really grateful that the officer replied to him and he can't wait to succeed later
He wants to change everything from the past and become better.
The officer is not to blame for his actions and he wants to become better from his actions]]> 2021-10-27 21:23:37 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1849485957 Video Notes https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1849486234 The man that the video focused on was firing warning shots at a rival gang and accidentally hit an officer in the arm. In the video he is going through the process of the rehab by explaining to the viewers what he did and what he went through and how he used to act before all of this. He then showed the viewers what he wants to be, and how he wants to better himself. He had been in and out of jail and he still had a family who stayed with him through all of that. 

6 shots were fired, 1 at the rival gang and the 1 that hit the officer, and then the other 4 were fired at the officers who were chasing after him. 
His mother and father had both died because of cancer and pneumonia. They died within a period of 1 year apart from each other

]]> 2021-10-27 21:23:50 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1849486234 Video notes amartinez4451 https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1849486561 Man wants to give closure to the man whom was a police officer. He seeks to find closure for him self as well. He was a street menace. A real trapper in the streets. Constant repeat offender. June 27th, 2006. Gang war; jumps out car shoots at gang member and cops watching him began to pursue and he shoots back and hits the officer. This offender is a normal man caught in a lifestyle and attempting to get out. He has had a change of heart. The fact he has been able to quit this lifestyle shows that he had a choice the whole time. His life has good influences and bad influences on his other family. Officer does not want to revisit that period of his life. Wife died after police officer was shot. Consistent glorifying guns in a bad manner as well as being in gangs. Wants officer to know that he wasn’t to blame for that crime. ]]> 2021-10-27 21:24:04 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1849486561 Restorative Justice Video https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1849486623 The man in the video was seeking restorative justice through making amends and looking back at the root of his behavior. He wanted to understand what made him make the decisions that he made. He also had someone reach out to the victim and ask to meet to talk and apologize. The victim told them his needs and where he was emotionally. He was unable to reach out but he did gain a new perspective on his life and decision. ]]> 2021-10-27 21:24:07 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1849486623 Video reflections https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1849486650 The offender genuinely felt remorse and guilt.
He wanted to help the officer that he shot get closure.
offender is "Not that person" Genuinely seemed to have changed.
Feels immense guilt for the victim
Tried to figure out why he went into crime. Possibly because its what he grew up seeing. (Social learning theory)
The victim didn't want to see the offender because of all of the damage he caused him. He also said the music that the offender created didn't show he was remorseful.
The offender still wanted to apologize even though at the time the victim didn't want to at that time.]]> 2021-10-27 21:24:08 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1849486650 10/27 Video Notes https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1849486651 The man shot a British policer officer non fatally in the upper left shoulder. The man was found guilty and served 8 years in prison. The man had an extensive rap career both before and after the incident and spends a majority of the time talking about his mistake and how he wants to change his life for the better. He had a rough childhood, his parents died when he was young and quickly fell victim to the gun and drug world.]]> 2021-10-27 21:24:08 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1849486651 Restorative Justice Video Notes: sguellop02 https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1849486684
  • Dean knows that he has done wrong and that he served time for what he did. 
  • Dean wants to apologize for his actions to the police officer that he shot. 
  • Dean says that he was a menace when he was younger. He heard his music from 2005 and stated that he said really bad things at the time. 
  • You can hear from the beginning of his rap career to the time that he was in prison, the way the lyrics of his music changed. In his favorite track called “Porridge” he was talking about his family and being in jail for four years. 
  • Dean states that he was in tunnel vision so he didn’t realize that there were kids getting out of school the time that he shot the police officer. He states that he shot the police officer six times. 
  • Dean’s mother and father died, he was 9-11 years old at the time and they all went to different foster homes.
  • One of Dean’s sisters say that the different foster homes that he went to weren’t the right environment and the right support for the future to which he led a life of crime. 
  • Having a strong social support system and guidance from family can lead to having a positive life, career, and future. 
  • The police officer stated that he didn’t want to talk about the past. The police officer’s shooting affected the wife a lot and she died two years after the shooting. The police officer said that he wanted Dean's sentencing to be longer. The police officer stated that the police officer did not like the music he was making as it was talking about guns and other violent actions. The police officer wishes Dean the best in his life and his rap career. 

    • ]]>     2021-10-27 21:24:09 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1849486684     video notes https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1849486720 Dean Stanbury spent 8 years in prison for shooting a policeman
    he was considered a threat to the public
    he wants to find the policeman to apologize
    he isn't the person he was at that time and doesn't want it to define him or his family
    he was 20 when he shot the policeman
    there was a gang war at that time
    the policeman that he shot is no longer a policeman
    mom died of pneumonia and dad died of cancer when he was 10 and 11
    one of his sisters went into law after his crime
    policeman does not want to visit that time of his life
    policeman wishes he had done things differently to avoid being shot
    policeman's wife died two years after shooting
    policeman wished dean served more time, did not want restorative justice, did not agree with dean's music

    ]]>     2021-10-27 21:24:11 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1849486720     Video Notes https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1849486862 - the police officer's wife was angry with Dean and what he did and she ended up dying shortly after Deans trial
    - The police officer didn't like the influence Dean had in his music
    - the police officer did not want to meet with dean but said if he could change and give back more to the community and have a chance in his music then he might reconsider]]>     2021-10-27 21:24:17 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1849486862     Video Notes https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1849487660 Rapper shot a police officer and after being in prison for 8 years he came out and wanted to bring peace to both parties. Unfortunately the officer did not want to speak to him but wished him the best and would consider meeting with him if he saw a change in himself and in his music. His family believed his parents dying when he was 10 impacted him and led him to joining a gang and the crime life. ]]> 2021-10-27 21:24:51 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1849487660 Sorry I Shot You Video Notes https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1849488232 Offender:
    It wasn't personal
    It wasn't deliberate, intended for the person he shot.
    Affected so many years of his life when shooting the person, but has changed.
    Ten years after the shooting he feels bad if that person quit his job because of the shooting incident. 
    Feels guilty and embarrassed
    Does not want to influence kids to do what he did through his music 

    Victim:
    Going through a lot of stress
    Depressed
    Shot on the shoulder
    Kids around the time of the shooting
    6 shots fired 
    Wishes he reacted a different way to avoid being shot.
    Him being shot affected his wife greatly and she died two years after.
    Believes his offenders sentence was too shot and he seemed to have no remorse.
    Wishes his offender well.

    Reflection: It seems like he truly feels guilty for the crime he committed against the officer and even was actively looking for said officer to speak with him. He is also actively looking towards the root of his issues and seems to have grown a lot for his mistakes, and it trying to change his actions in terms of his rapping and social media. The police officer has every right to not want to speak to him and think that the sentence was too light.

    ]]>     2021-10-27 21:25:15 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1849488232     Video Notes https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1849488343 Dean Stanbury: 
    2006-shooting a police office 
    > IPP 6, 8 years 
    > risk to the public
    > put in life lesson 
    > Wasn't deliberate 
    > "you know what, that actually help" 
    >"that isn't who I am"
    >Want to progressive  
    > Create mixtape 
          -made a mixtape in jail 
          -his story 
    >Being watched by an officer  (by barbershop) 
    > 6 shots were fired 
    >got separate from his siblings 
       - foster home 
       -relatives 
    > Want to apologize and meet the victim 
    > Doesn't want to promote violence 
         - word things better on social media 

    Officer: (Dean is trying locate the victim) 
    >police was going through stress, depression
    >top of the left shoulder (shot) 
    > traumatic event 
         -couldn't play with his son 
    > left the police 
    >doesn't want to think of the moment 
    >regret the situation 
    >great impact on his wife 
        -wife died 
    > think Dean didn't show any remorse (his music) 
        - has been following Dean's music career 
    > Want Dean to put back in the community 
         - his music is influencing the younger ones 

    Children: (Dean wants to change these aspect) 
    > hoody 
    >menace 
    >moving 
    >on edge 

    Childhood or Personal: 
    > siblings said everyone react differently 
    >grieve different after a lost (were young) 
    >environment 
        - one is a key worker, one is a social worker, one is study in law (influence by people around them) 
     
    Aunt & Uncle of Dean: 
    - notice the change 
    - couldn't do anything 
    -didn't know what to do ]]>     2021-10-27 21:25:19 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1849488343     10/27 Video Notes https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1849488353 Dean, who goes by "Stana," after 6- 8 years of serving in prison for shooting an officer, wants to speak to the officer he shot to make amends.
    -Was sentenced under IPP was is protection from the public
    - He wants to apologize for the damage he has done.
    -From the incident, the officer apparently could no longer be as mobile as he was able to before (he was shot in the left arm/shoulder)
    - Dean grew up in foster homes and his siblings after his parents died when he was young.
    - His siblings grew up to be exceptional people, key workers, social workers, and law graduates. Dean questions were it was his childhood and how he handled it or simply his decisions that led him to choose crime.

    Victim Thoughts
    -     Officer doesn't want to revisit that encounter
    -Feels that he could've done something differently to avoid that encounter for both sides
    -Wife died two years after the incident, and she had always suffered from the incident.
    - Doesn't want to further with any R.J. officer feels that Dean shows no remorse; would want him to put more back into his community significantly if he changed his lyrics to affect the community better

    Reflections
    I believe Dean was remorseful for what he has done, and he did want to make amends for what he did, but the exception to better his conscience as well from it. He realizes who he was and how he acted back then from that incident and how he has tried and is really trying to learn from it. As for the victim, it is a hard reality to deal with and acceptable to try to move past something that has affected him so greatly. ]]>     2021-10-27 21:25:20 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1849488353     Sorry I Shot you video jazzandnani https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1849488520 The man in the video was arrested and incarcerated for shooting a police officer. Throughout the video, the man is wanting to making peace with the officer he had shot. He wanted the officer to get the closure for the actions that happen. The man even shows how much he had change after realizing his mistake. A part of the video where he meets with his siblings and discuss about if his childhood or personal things was the reason for him to go into crime. They all discuss about the environment and how much different among each person. The victim was affected deeply by the crime and understood that he was affected but it changed him to see what happened. However, he didn't want meet with the man but had wish him well with rapping and hoping that he brings something to community to not go through the path of crime. ]]> 2021-10-27 21:25:27 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1849488520 London man who shot police officer https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1849488550 A London man said he shot the police officer out of a warning for him not to come too close. The man served 8 years in prison, I believe he took accountability and learned from his mistakes because he stated that he was not that person anymore. He received parole from the shooting after he got out of prison. His main achievement was to make sure that the police officer and his family get the closure they need. The harm done to the police officer was that he suffers from depression from the traumatic event. After he got out of jail his family looks at him differently because they believe he is capable of harming someone again. The officer did not want to revisit the traumatic event. The police officer wishes he would have handled things differently to prevent him from getting shot. The shooting had a major impact on the officer's wife which caused her to die 2 years later. The officer feels like the sentencing was not fair he wish the boy got a longer sentence. The officer believes the boy did not show remorse for the shooting because in his song he gloried guns. The officer would like to meet the boy in the future if he changes the lyrics of his music.]]> 2021-10-27 21:25:28 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1849488550 Restorative Justice Video https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1849488660 Rapper wants to make his life right for what he has done in his past. 
    Understanding that their actions in their past was wrong and that they want to change. 
    Officer who was shot did not think that man changed since shooting. Thought that he should have been locked up longer. Wants to see evidence that he changed before considering speaking to him.

    ]]>     2021-10-27 21:25:30 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1849488660     video notes https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1849488670
  • IPP- protection of the public
  • 6 shots were fired when he shot the police officer
  • he did not know he shot the officer till the next day he saw the news
  • He doesn't want to be responsible as the reason the officer wasn't an officer anymore
  • His parents died when he was young, they talked to him and his siblings about if his upbringing caused him to act like that
  • he wanted to get in contact w the officer he shot to right his wrongs
  • once he heard back from the officer, he felt embarrassed about his career and what he's been doing with it, he also felt worse because he felt more guilt seeing how much it effected his wife and she died 

    • ]]>     2021-10-27 21:25:31 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1849488670     Video 10/27 https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1849488690 The guy wants to have a restorative justice session with the police officer that he shot. He described how he shot him and what happened after, and what he would say if he got to meet him. He says that it was not meant for him but as a warning shot. He looks on his past life and he wants to move on from it but he needs to talk with the officer he shot. He learns the officer is no longer a cop and he feels responsible for it. He then meets with his siblings and gets their opinions on what happened. He then talks with his aunt and uncle who he lived with prior to the shooting. He then learns that the officer does not want to speak to him until he changes himself.

    ]]>     2021-10-27 21:25:32 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1849488690     Video notes https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1849488698 Dean is a very interesting person because not many people look to figure out what causes them to commit or act in certain manners. It can be a very difficult path to go down because it brings back past traumas. He do this cause he was curious about why he went down a life a crime and ended up shooting a police officer.
    With this is looked into his up bringing and major changes or events that occurred.
    His mother and father died by the age of 10.
    His aunt and uncle saw this change when his father died.
    His siblings were pretty understanding but also picked their career paths in order to understand and grasp their brother's action.
    He wanted to talk to the police officer and apologize. However, the police officer did not want to engage in the restorative justice process, because he did not see any evidence of change in Dean and the lyrics he created in his rap career. Though he did commit the crime against the police officer and he did not want to see Dean un till he saw he change, he did wish him well.]]>     2021-10-27 21:25:32 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1849488698     Video Notes - 10/27/2021 tbow9122 https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1849488763 The goal of restorative justice is to get closure for the victim and the family

    Show that the offender has grown and is not the same person that committed the offense

    Be able to put the pieces together of how they got to the point of committing that crime so that they can move on and continue to grow to become a better person than they were 

    The needs of the victim does not want to revisit that period of his life and it caused his wife to pass two years after from the stress of the shooting. It had a big impact on his life (the victim)

    There was no change in the offender as a person and if he did see change then he would be willing to talk to him. He wants the victim to give back to the community that he is in and then he will consider it. 

    The offender was glad and seemed like he was able to get closer to closure because of what the victim had said and he showed this through his response and thanking for the victim taking out time to at least give him a response. ]]>     2021-10-27 21:25:34 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1849488763     Video Reflection - Policeman Shooting https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1849488823 Stana was able to serve his time and realize that what he did to the policeman was wrong. When Stana reflects on the shooting and the effect it had on the victim, he recoils in regret and sorrow. Stana wants to connect with the policeman he shot to receive closure for himself and the officer. This is an example of victor-offender mediation, if he were able to meet with the officer he turned into his victim. The officer declined to meet him due to not wanting to to revisit that period in his life. The officer did pass soon his dissatisfaction for the justice system in the sentencing of him and after his incarceration. Stana felt worse after hearing the passing of his wife two years later, and the fact his lyrics did not portray a better message. ]]> 2021-10-27 21:25:36 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1849488823 Video Notes 10/27 https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1849488987 -The police officer regrets what he did that day, and wonders if he could've done something differently in order to not be shot. 
    Shooting impacted the police officers wife the most- she died two years after the incident. 
    -The police officer who was shot didn't believe in the restorative justice and that he got a long enough sentence. 
    -He wanted him to make a bigger difference in the community instead of singing about guns- to him it doesn't seem like he changed. 
    -The police officer, despite all of this wished him well, and hopes that he can do better. ]]>     2021-10-27 21:25:44 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1849488987     Video- Restorative Justice https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1849489102 -Shot officer in 2006; did 8 years and was a risk to the public
    -Wants to apologize to the officer
    -Has a family and has changed for the better because it is not who he really is 
    -Grew up without parental figures and gave him a troubled childhood 
    -Wants to bring closure 
    -Banned from the forest (where he fired gun) as a part of parole
    -Officer wife died two years after shooting
    -Greatly affected her
    -Officer felt sentence should have been longer
    -Did not feel like he would feel any remorse
    -Would like to see him to see if he had changed
    -Officer wished him well and success in his rap career
    -Always take the advice to do better and never turn in down
    -So sorry for his loss of his wife
    -Does not want him to feel like the shooting was his fault because it would have happened either way whether if it was that officer or a different one
    -That is not him anymore; the violence, the shooting, etc.
    -Huge mistake and deeply sorry and hopes that the documentary brings closure to him and can move on with his life and will be ready to meet him
     

    ]]>     2021-10-27 21:25:49 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1849489102     Video Notes https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1849489145 The family of the victim were greatly affected, as the wife died two years after his injury. 
    The police officer, the victim, did not think the sentence his shooter received was justified and that he should have been incarcerated for longer.
    The shooter was regretful of his actions, but grateful for the way he was allowed to grow ]]>     2021-10-27 21:25:51 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1849489145     Class Video bkbkobi https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1849489462
  • Taught him life lessons while serving time.
    •  
    • He realized that he does not want to have that image of a cop shooter, etc.
     
    • He doesn't like seeing the younger generation screaming his name of the old version of him
     
    • The victim does not want to visit that period of his past
    • He wishes he would've approached situation differently to avoid being shot
    • Wishes sentence was longer
    • Wants to see community being gave back to by him.

    ]]>     2021-10-27 21:26:05 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1849489462     Restorative Justice Video https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1849490738 Man arrested for shooting police officer, wanted to say he didn’t mean to shoot him
    He sees the bad in what he did 
    Was in prison for 8 years
    The officer said he wanted a longer sentence; police officer’s wife was very effected by the shooting.
    Officer said if he sees the guy help his community and seem like he’s changing he would think of meeting with him.
    Guy seemed to be in a bad upbringing and is not inherently evil but was put it bad situation. He said he wanted to help community and make sure people don't follow in his footsteps. He learned his actions were wrong and he just stepped on the wrong path.
    ]]>     2021-10-27 21:27:03 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1849490738     Video notes https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1849491727 The police officer didn't want to revisit his past with Dean because it was a traumatic time for him. The officer regrets what he did at that time, like wishing he hadn't shot or gone there. The shooting had a greater impact on the officer's life. 2 years later his wife died and he believed it was because of the shooting. The officer wasn't happy with the sentencing that Dean got. He thought that it should've been longer. When listening to Dean's lyrics, he though Dean hadn't changed at all or showed signs of remorse. He believed that Dean wasn't positively impacting the community at all. However, he does wish him well and success in his career.]]> 2021-10-27 21:27:49 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1849491727 Video Reflection jjohnson693 https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1849492098 -Offender
    Thinks he shall receive restorative justice because his intention wasn't to kill anyone, He was very remorse.
    You could see his life changed after he had committed the crime in a beneficial way. 
    He is sincerely apologetic to the victim and his actions also showed that.
        ]]>     2021-10-27 21:28:06 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1849492098     video reflection 10/27 https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1849493211 The man in the video showed great remorse for what he had done and was attempting to make restitution for his actions. 
    He partly blamed his up bringing and his parents death for his actions. He still is trying to have the officer he shot forgive him and find closure for his actions. ]]>     2021-10-27 21:28:53 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1849493211     Video Reflection https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1849493924 -The man in the video was serving a prison sentence for shooting a police officer and served over 8 years because he was a danger to society. 
    - He wanted to use the restorative justice process to try and restore the damage inflicted on the police officer and his family.
    - Th officer chose to not meet with Dean because of his explicit rap lyrics and videos.
    - The officer felt that Dean had not learned his lesson but if he were to set a better example for the community he would consider to meet with him.

    ]]>     2021-10-27 21:29:24 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1849493924     Restorative Justice https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1849494840 The guy who shot the police officer seemed to be genuinely remorseful and was seeking the restorative justice process. The police officer’s response when essentially that he did not believe or did not want to participate in the restorative justice process because of his personal feelings and anger. The police officer should have tried to engage in the restorative process.]]> 2021-10-27 21:30:07 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1849494840 Video Reflection https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1849494903 This was about a young man in Britain who was misunderstood and hung out with the wrong crown and because of this he had some consequences that he had to pay for. He has changed his life around now and he is wanted to do good in the world now. He felt bad for what he did, and because of this he is trying to make a change in the community so that this doesn’t really happen to anyone else. ]]> 2021-10-27 21:30:10 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1849494903 10/27 Video Notes https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1849495187 The man in the video shot a police officer in 2006. Since this took place, the man had gone through restoration programs which led him on a journey to find the man he shot and apologize. The young man had completed his sentencing, but also was able to be held accountable, reflect, and ultimately move past the life he previously lived ie. crime. The man had explained that his childhood was bad due to the death of his mother at a young age, followed by the death of his father not long after. These occurrences led him to make the decision to shoot the officer. ]]> 2021-10-27 21:30:23 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1849495187 10/27 Video Reflection https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1849495600 In 2006 Dean who goes by "Stana" shot an officer and served him IPP and 6 years, however he served 8 years. In the video you found out that at a young age Deans parents both died 10 months apart and he didn't really have a stable upbringing. He talks about how his childhood may have affected his current life decisions. He created music normalizing the violence in the community and the officer saw it and that was a reason he did not want to talk to Dean. Later in the video Dean finds out that the officers' wife died two months after the trial and that makes him feel guilty. ]]> 2021-10-27 21:30:43 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1849495600 Video Notes 10/27 kconover22 https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1849496089 The man had influential music about guns and violence.
    Police officer didn't like that.
    The man felt sorry for what he did and wanted to talk with the officer.
    Officer denied him because he did not want to go back to that. 
    Officer told him to give back and change his lifestyle and that maybe he would reconsider.
    Documentary showed how the man is changing his ways.
    He portrayed actions that the officer wanted but his behavior did not seem to exactly match up completely.
    Hard to tell if his remorse is genuine or not.
    He might be sorry but still stubborn in changing the lifestyle he's always known.

    ]]>     2021-10-27 21:31:07 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1849496089     Video in Class https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1849497430 The man in the video seemed to be remorseful but not really willing to change his actions in order to be better. It seemed more like trying to look better on the outside than truly wanting to improve. He seemed to be more focused on justifying his actions than anything. I think he was remorseful but not on a deeper or more genuine level. When the victim responded saying there was no change in his music or message since what happened, and that he was still normalizing violence, it really seemed to be the most honest reflection of the man's character: more outwardly apologetic than truly genuine. ]]> 2021-10-27 21:32:09 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1849497430 Restorative Justice Video Reflection https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1849498250 - Dean understands what he did was wrong and that the time he served was right due to his actions.
    - He does recognize now that his actions from when he was younger impacted more than just the person he shot. 
    - He reflects and mentions how his music helped him overcome this part of his life. 

    He understands that even though he apologizes and recognizes what he has done he knows that won't reverse anything. He self reflected and thought back to his family and is now trying to better himself and become an example. ]]>     2021-10-27 21:32:45 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1849498250     Video notes (Sorry I shot you) https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1849499221 - Felt bad that the officer could not hold up their kid
    - was unaware that there was kids out at the time said he was in tunnel vision
    -wrote an album in jail talking about his regret of his actions. 
    -Both his parents died and his siblings got sent to different foster homes
    -Did not get the right support after their deaths, he rejected it as a child
    -his foster home was a bad environment 
    -his aunt that took care of him felt his pain after his parents death. went from a happy child to someone involved with crime. 
    -he blames himself for his dads death 
    -the cops wife died two years after he died, he believed that felt no remorse, and he did not want to talk to him in the restorative process. 
    -offender feels more guilty after finding this out and takes his advice and sends him positive words. 
    - going to go back to his music and delete what he sees wrong because the cop said that he did not see regret or remorse in his lyrics. 

    Reflection- I do believe he regrets what he has done. And I do believe he is a completely different man now that he is out of jail. However I do agree with the officer agreeing not to meet with him. I feel like what he went through as a kid had a major negative impact on him and I am not saying his actions were justifiable but I can see how it happened with the loss of his family. ]]>     2021-10-27 21:33:27 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1849499221     Sorry I Shot You-Restorative Justice Video https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1849500518 -He worked hard to find the police officer he shot in hopes of reconciliation with him, he wanted to voice his regret for his actions he took that day.
    -It didn't matter whether or not the police officer chose to forgive him, he just wanted to express his remorse. 
    -The police officer voiced that he did not want to meet up with him because he felt that his raps didn't reflect his remorse.
    -The news of the officer not wanting to meet up with him was taken very well, he respected the officer's decision. 
    -He tried to make connections with his actions and childhood. 
    -He took accountability for his actions, he even said that no matter what the officer did that day the outcome would have been the same. 
    -Despite the officer not wanting to meet up with him, he did wish him the best in the end. The officer wants to seem him do better, become more involved in his community. ]]>     2021-10-27 21:34:28 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1849500518     video notes https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1849500659 A man was charged and arrested for shooting police officer. 
    He later realized that his action has had powerful impact on others involved in his wrong doing.
    He began to feel guilt and decided to change himself for the better.
    After his sentence he tries to pay back to all the harm he had caused in the society by doing more good. 
    He started with a negative upbringing but was eventually turned around by truly understanding his action, and hoe much he changes the people that he did wrong to. knowing his capable impact made him more responsible and now he willingly want to be accountable. 
    restorative justice is very helpful for offenders like him, who deep down still cares and is understanding of their wrong doing; and is willing to change with a second a chance. ]]>     2021-10-27 21:34:34 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1849500659     Video Notes 10/27/21 https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1849502950 Concept of Restorative Justice Reflection
    Effects for Offender:
    The offender served his time and yet still received hate and backlash for his offense. He was seen as a risk to the public, as the same man and criminal he was before prison. He stated that he was not that same person anymore and wished to move on and do better with his life and do better for his children and family. He was still being watched and received less human rights than other people. I believed that he learned through his mistakes and genuinely wants to be a productive member of society.
    Effects for Victim:
    The victim seems to still have some traumatic effects from the incident. When asked if he would meet with the offender, the victim said that he was not ready to revisit that time in his life. He was not satisfied with the offender's sentencing and believed that he should have been punished more through the justice system rather than restorative justice. He wished the offender will and hoped to see him benefitting society and grow as a person and develop better values and beliefs. 

    I think the offender and victim still need time to process the event and grow individually. After which they would be able to come together and explain their own perspectives and understand each other.]]>     2021-10-27 21:36:18 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1849502950     The program that I want to research tbow9122 https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1849516497 Find a program that you want to look at regarding restorative justice
    The program that I want to look at is a restorative justice program that is in Washington State and it deals with teens in court using restorative justice versus just the traditional court processing
    https://www.wsipp.wa.gov/BenefitCost/Program/970

    Post the details and the costs and benefits of that program
    Targets kids with low-level or misdemeanor charges that also agree to a hearing of their peers

    The benefit to this is it gives the kid that committed the offense a second chance because usually, the teen courts give out sentences like community service or letters of apology so it is beneficial to the kid because they don't face time in juvie usually. Additionally, a benefit is that a kid can come back after they have gone through it and play a role in the teen court after they have shown that they have grown from it. 

    The costs of this are that it does cost money even though the kids are volunteers it is supervised by a Judge to make sure proper procedure is followed and that costs money as well as the courtroom along with other costs as well. ]]>     2021-10-27 21:46:09 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1849516497     Restorative Justice Coalition of Oregon cassidyrjones https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1849544228 http://rjoregon.org/]]> 2021-10-27 22:06:42 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1849544228 Video Notes https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1849575382 In the video, the focus is on a man whose name is Dean is arrested and put in prison for shooting an officer. After a certain amount of time, Dean requests to be able to meet with the officer he shot in order to apologize. 
    - Dean reflects on his upbringing and his past choices that lef to where he is in life now
    - Recognizes the consequences of his actions and the affect it had on the office and his family]]>     2021-10-27 22:32:06 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1849575382     Topic 4 Participation https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1849589847 2021-10-27 22:43:36 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1849589847 My restorative justice program/ Department of Juvenile Justice in South Carolina https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1850276938 The focus in the Department of Juvenile Justice system better known as DJJ provides prevention for youth at risk. DJJ is set to rehabilitate the juvenile offender back into the community. DJJ focuses on the harm that was done by a crime that was committed. In custodial care, it's DJJ's duty to ensure that the offenders are on probation or community service for criminal staus offenses.]]> 2021-10-28 04:10:40 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1850276938 participation 4 wkst https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1850318713 2021-10-28 04:34:07 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1850318713 Video Notes https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1850329123 He shot a police officer in 2006 and he was put in prison for IPP so he didn't get life prison for his actions. He ended up serving eight years but he is in a life license. He now has knowledge of what he has done and knows that he is wrong for his actions. He wants to know what kind of person he Was when he shot the police officer so that he can progress in life. he says that at the moment of the crime he was in tunnel vision and didn't realize that there was children around. He is trying to make his life right during his life license. he compared himself to his siblings that were all separated when their parents died. Environmental factors of the homes he was in was a main cause for his criminal behavior. He recognizes what he did is wrong and is willing to make many changes and live his life properly. the victim didn't want him to be in a restorative justice system and that he should be doing more time in prison. ]]> 2021-10-28 04:40:13 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1850329123 My Restorative Justice Program https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1852274232 I am focusing on the Truancy project that is working in Bennington county Vermont. CRJ collaborates with schools throughout Bennington County to assist students and their families overcome barriers to school attendance. The program is designed to work with students whose chronic truancy issues have not responded to school interventions. CRJ’s Truancy Project is offered as a final option to the student and his/her parents as a way to address and correct truancy problems before their case is filed with family court. Through identifying barriers, case management, community resources and integrating contract conditions students are supported to successfully attend school on a daily basis.]]> 2021-10-28 19:30:59 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1852274232 Restorative Justice Program in Clay County, MN https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1852347688 This program focuses specifically on the youth by offering a "circle" process. 

    https://claycountymn.gov/184/Restorative-Justice]]>     2021-10-28 20:19:57 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1852347688     Topic 4 Participation Worksheet https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1852634822 2021-10-29 00:23:47 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1852634822 Participation 4 https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1852641388 2021-10-29 00:26:50 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1852641388 Restorative Justice https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1853005859 http://hawaiifriends.org/about/]]> 2021-10-29 03:04:42 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1853005859 Restorative Justice Program- California Division of Juvenile Justice (California Youth Authority) https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1853176168 -A division of the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation. 
    -Provides education, training, and treatment services for California's most serious youth offenders.
    -House individuals from 12-25 years of age. 
    -Education and treatment provided for offenders up to the age of 25 years old.
    -Less than 700 of the arrested youth are sent to DJJ.
    -California is phasing out the DJJ system as of July 1, 2021.
    -DJJ will be out of commision in California as of June 30, 2023.
    -Undergoing reorganization as required by a court agreement and the California State Legislature.
    -Many had criticisms based on the conditions at its youth prisons. 
    -Agency's headquarters are based in Sacramento, California.
    -Required to provide a high school education to those in the DJJ without a diploma.

    ]]>     2021-10-29 04:43:57 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1853176168     topic four worksheet https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1853232483 2021-10-29 05:23:17 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1853232483 Restorative Justice Program in AZ https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1854009014 Victims Rights Unit

    The Arizona Department of Juvenile Corrections' (ADJC) Victims' Rights Unit exists to serve the victims of youth that are under our jurisdiction. ADJC believes in the philosophy of restorative justice. The goal of restorative justice is to repair the harm that has been done to the victim, the community, and the youth as a result of the crime. 

    VICTIMS' RIGHTS UNIT SERVICES

    The ADJC Victims' Rights Unit can provide the following services to registered victims:

    • Notification of a youth's release date, escape or death.
    • An explanation of post-adjudication rights.
    • Information regarding the status of a youth.
    • Assistance in addressing any victim-related questions or concerns.
    • An explanation of treatment and programming provided to the youth.
    • Assistance in serving the youth with a protective order and/or adding a "no contact" provision to the youth's parole plan.
    • Assistance in monitoring the youth's compliance with court orders that directly affect you as a victim, tracking restitution, etc.
    • Assistance to ensure that your concerns are included in the management of the youth.
    • Accompanying victims to or representing victims at the youth's release hearing or parole revocation hearing.


    ]]>     2021-10-29 14:01:30 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1854009014     Restorative Justice Program sguellop02 https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1854529631 New Zealand - Rotorua Second Chance Restorative Justice Program 
    https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/1177083X.2019.1678492 
    The Rotorua Second Chance Restorative Justice Program was established in the year of 1999. This program was a form of conferencing with the community by restoring justice. The benefits to this is that the community is able to solve situations by interaction and people come together to come up with a plan to reduce harm in the community. The costs to this is that this program may not be effective to some people and victims may not want to be part of the conference. ]]>     2021-10-29 17:57:21 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1854529631     Restorative Justice Program of Choice https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1854619492 This is a program that aims to serve victims of crimes that have been committed. The goal is to restore the harm that has been done to the victim, and the community.]]> 2021-10-29 18:53:38 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1854619492 Restorative Justice Mediation Program https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1854683033 https://www.sdrjmp.org/]]> 2021-10-29 19:40:15 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1854683033 Restorative Justice Program https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1854713234 https://www.themarshallproject.org/2015/06/19/how-germany-treats-juveniles

    German Juvenile Act of 1990, where offenders can get off if they reach agreement with the victim, but also while incarcerated they have horse riding and many programs such as metal welding for when offenders get out of prison.]]>     2021-10-29 20:04:46 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1854713234     Restorative Justice Program https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1854717100 The restorative justice program I found for Arizona is the AZRJC or the Arizona Restorative Justice Coalition http://azrjc.org]]> 2021-10-29 20:07:56 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1854717100 restorative justice https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1854718833 Reentry Initiatives & Transitional Work Programs - Louisiana Department of Public Safety & Corrections
    -At the Louisiana correctional, they encourage their inmates to take advantage of the programs they offer by setting up a credit system. inmates can collect credits by take classes in different program, and they eventually earn up to 360 points qualifiable for early release(Parole/ probation).
    -At the Louisiana correction department, they have different department of programs for inmates. 1. reentry programs: educational program (Adult Basic Education/General Education Development (ABE/GED),High School Equivalency Preparation (HSE-Prep),Literacy, Special Education)
    , substance abuse treatment (Alcoholics Anonymous (AA), Narcotics Anonymous (NA), Living in Balance, and Celebrate Recovery)
    job skill training program at Louisiana department partners with many different school such as: Louisiana Community & Technical College System (LCTCS).  people in prison are able to earn college credit in vocational-technical training fields.
    they also focus on industrial certification programs to make inmates inmates more employable upon their release. (Heavy Equipment Operating, ServSafe, NCCER, IC3, ).
    There are also faith based programs, that teaches inmates to starting making ethical choices, by helping them to build a spiritual foundation. (cognitive-behavioral programs to provide them with pro-social decision-making skills). these programs are Moral Resonation Therapy and Thinking for Change.
    -Work transitional program is also offered at the Louisiana correction department.     People who are approved for the program are required to work at an approved job and they return to the structured environment of their assigned facility after work. TPD helps inmates to transition from prison back to work force.
    ]]>     2021-10-29 20:09:26 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1854718833     Juvenile Restorative Justice Program https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1854720463 2021-10-29 20:10:58 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1854720463 Video reflection 10/29 https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1854731906 His sister was stomped to death and his nephew was thrown out the 2nd floor, he survived but died due to a drug overdose
    - He gave a man some money to buy him drugs and the guy took the money and kept the drugs. He fired several shots and one of the bullets hit his best friend and his friend died. In prison he decided to turn his life around for his friend and joined the program scared straight, he also began recording music to send a message for the younger audience ]]>     2021-10-29 20:22:04 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1854731906     Ted talk video amartinez4451 https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1854732846 Man became a street runner after some family hardships. These hardships caused him to gravitate to the street. He wanted to buy drugs and his reaction to someone stealing his money and using it caused him to be angry and react. He ended up killing his best friend. He had joined a group scared straight, (my grandfather actually helped create that documentary when he was the police). He decided that his crime would not go in vain. His project ended up expanding to the Hollywood seen. ]]> 2021-10-29 20:23:01 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1854732846 Restorative Justice in my state amartinez4451 https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1854734236 http://www.icjia.state.il.us/assets/pdf/ResearchReports/InventoryandExaminationofRestorativeJusticePracticesforYouthIllinois_042013.pdf
    restorative justice in my state of Illinois has many restorative youth.]]>     2021-10-29 20:24:22 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1854734236     Video Notes https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1854737215 Dean Stanbury shot a policeman at the  age of 20 and spent 8 years in prison. 
    And now he has been refeclting on what had happened and wants to apologize to the officer. 
    Dean stated that shooting the policeman was not deliberate but also not an accident. At the time there was a gang war going on and he was not aware that he was being survalienced by the police.
    He does not want this past action to define him or his family. He wants to be able to understand how he came to be that person that day.
    When he was 10 his lost his parents. Because of this him and his siblings were seperated. 
    Everyone deals with loss differently and in his case he lost his support system and family  foundation. 
    The officer that he shot does not want to revist what happned that day. Because of the stress and trauma that it caused him and his wife. 2 years after the event the cops wife died. He also believes that Deans sentence should have been longer. 
    The officer beleivers that Dean is not really putting effort into reflecting on his actions from that day. He says his song lyrics do not seem apologetic or reflective in anyway. 
    The officer says that he is no longer angry just wishes to see Dean put out more effort.
    Dean knows he has much to learn but does beleive that he is doing that right thing and reflecting the best way that he can. And is very apologetic for the events that took place that day.

    ]]>     2021-10-29 20:27:05 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1854737215     Video Reflection 10/29 https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1854738977 The male assailant had several effects on the community through his mistake of shooting and killing his best friend. The impact of crime and the impact it has on first responders, witnesses, the actual victim, their relatives, etc. There are several ripples of one action. To honor his friend the offender joined programs inside the prison to help the outside community. He was even able to produce some rap songs that spread the message of not going down the route of crime. The most rewarding part of the work is making a difference in someone else's life. ]]> 2021-10-29 20:28:44 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1854738977 Video Notes 10/29 https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1854738985 Man believes he became "bad" because of a person killing his sister and hurting his brother.
    Went to prison for accidental homicide
    Accidentally killed his friend when he was trying to shoot someone who scammed him of his drugs.
    The community was very upset over the police not doing anything about the murder so they burned a bar down which caused a fire, a ripple of events because of him killing his best friend.
    Crime is not on one single person
    Made an album with words from the guys in prison to help kids realize how bad it is in prison, and since they listen to rap music make rap music that can be a good influence.

    ]]>     2021-10-29 20:28:44 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1854738985     Video https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1854740481 He used the his music to help impact others, he learned through his actions that he did not want to be apart of the things he was engaging in before. He uses his time to help inform others and think twice about what they plan on doing.]]> 2021-10-29 20:30:06 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1854740481 video https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1854740493 -he gave back to not only his Community but his message got to Canada
    -he saw how his actions effected the community and he did not like it
    -people in the community were enraged at what happened ]]>     2021-10-29 20:30:08 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1854740493     TedxCuny Video https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1854740949 I liked the way the man in the video addressed the fact that a crime does not only affect the victim and the offender. When a crime occurs, it has a ripple effect on everyone who they hold close and the community around them. He used this pain and regret as a tool to reach others. He used his criminal past as a positive tool to help others. ]]> 2021-10-29 20:30:33 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1854740949 Video reflections https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1854741001 This man was able to use his situation in prison to give back to his community. He had accidentally killed his friend when he was younger and was arrested and then sentenced to prison. He then created music and did other community projects to help the community.]]> 2021-10-29 20:30:36 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1854741001 Restorative Justice Video https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1854741227 ·      Grew up in the 60’s-70’s
    ·      15 siblings
    ·      5 incarcerated 
    ·      Sister’s boyfriend stomped her to death
    ·      Boyfriend threw the nephew out the 2nd floor window
    ·      Became part of an accidental homicide 
    ·      Shot at henry multiple times
    ·      Accidentally shot his best friend and killed him
    ·      Going to prison isn’t just punitive but also rehabilitative 
    ·      He did his time in jail and tried to give back to the community after he got out by speaking to people about his story. 
    ]]>     2021-10-29 20:30:47 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1854741227     Restorative Justice video https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1854741279 He used his actions and his time in prison in order to make music and impact others all around the world. He felt a lot of remorse for what he had done and that was why he felt so strongly about sharing his story and helping others. He became very successful in his music career and was able to use that for good and even after getting out of prison, he is still going out of his way to others and spread his experience. ]]> 2021-10-29 20:30:50 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1854741279 Ted talk Video https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1854741531 He was doing his own form of restorative justice. He harmed the community but now he is working to help the community. He said he took too much from the community and now he just wants to give back what he has taken. ]]> 2021-10-29 20:31:05 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1854741531 Restorative Justice Video https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1854741615 He was incarnated for an accidental homicide and was victim to experiencing a lot of people in his life being incarnated for using criminal behavior. However, after being release he started to use his criminal background as a way to lift up the youth around him and be an example of what not to be and what they should do, which makes an impact on not only his life, but also theirs, thus be restorative in a way.]]> 2021-10-29 20:31:09 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1854741615 Video Notes 10/29 https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1854742176 In the video, the guy explained how he shot and killed his best friend. He then decided he wanted to change and make a difference and prevent others from making the same choices he did. He entered the program we often know as scared straight, to try and teach juveniles that they have a choice to change for the better. One thing that stood out to me the most was that he now doesn't commit crime because of the fact that he would get caught, he doesn't do it because he knows that it isn't the right thing to do. This shows that he has truly learned and is remorseful for what he has done in the past. ]]> 2021-10-29 20:31:41 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1854742176 Video 10.29.2021 ipiedra https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1854742279 A man was incarcerated for accidental homicide. He has set up a program to talk to troubled young people about his story. He wants to change the future of people. He makes music that explains his story in a musical sense. ]]> 2021-10-29 20:31:46 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1854742279 video reflection - restorative justice https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1854742299 The man who was giving the presentation seemed very remorseful for the actions that he had done in his previous life. He takes his experience and uses it to help others not live the life that he led. He partly blamed his sisters gruesome death as a factor but stated that he was 100 percent responsible for his actions. ]]> 2021-10-29 20:31:48 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1854742299 Ted Talk Notes https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1854742645 Key Points
    - Used his past experiences and his time to give back to society through music
    - Something intended just to help those struggling eventually became famous
    - The attention recieved created cliques and animosity within the prison
    - Crimes have a rippling effect]]>     2021-10-29 20:32:10 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1854742645     Video takeaways 10/29 https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1854742837 The main thing I took away was that even in prison you can make an impact on the outside world. The main form is by rapping or making music which many young people look up to and it has lots of influence on one's culture. He and his community were outraged by what happened and they used restorative justice to overcome the tragedy.]]> 2021-10-29 20:32:21 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1854742837 Video 10/29 https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1854742963 One of the key factors he mentioned is crime is not on one single person. From my perspective, I believe he was saying to commit a crime it takes two people or multiple people to be involved in a crime. When he transferred to another prison to join a restorative justice program, I believe he took accountability because he wanted to better himself and to show youth's that choice you make can have a impact on your life. By him making a song for young kids and other people that inspired them to make the right choices.]]> 2021-10-29 20:32:29 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1854742963 TED Talk Video Notes https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1854742992 The speaker understood that some of the things he had done in his past were wrong and he wishes he could take it back. But at the same time, he realizes that it had been done and he can't change things. So he travels and shares his story.
    - He grew up with a lot of siblings
    - His sister's boyfriend stomped her to death
    - He accidentally shot his friend and killed him 
    - went to prison]]>     2021-10-29 20:32:31 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1854742992     Video Notes https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1854743020 In the video, a man who had been kind of going down the wrong path and he ended up accidentally murdering his best friend when trying to buy some drugs. While in prison he realized his actions were horrible and wanted to change. He joined a scared straight program, but didn't feel it was enough and so him and a few guys started a rap group and put music out and this reached a lot of people. This guy decided after prison he would talk to people and especially young people about his life and his choices and why he wanted to turn his life around. He wanted to no longer be a menace to society he wanted to be a benefit. ]]> 2021-10-29 20:32:32 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1854743020 Key takeaway from Tedtalk https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1854743049 A major takeaway from the video was that not only was he remorseful for what he had done, but he was able to take that remorse and turning it into a lesson for the next generation. Not only was he able to tell us a story and admit that he was wrong, but he was also able to inspire others to choose a path of good and be a better role model.]]> 2021-10-29 20:32:34 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1854743049 Video Notes (Ted) https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1854743299 - The individual shot his best friend 
     >  Impacted on his life 
    - Got a letter from a women about her struggles 
    > Saw his speech 
    - The individual went to numerous events to discussed about his story 
    - The individual want to make a difference in the youth 
    > used music
    - Went to an award show (Madonna won), but didn't expect anything ]]>     2021-10-29 20:32:50 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1854743299     Victim's rights and restoration https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1854743689 Victims’ Rights and Restorative Justice - Delaware Center for Justice (dcjustice.org)

    The main purpose of this organization is to provide opportunities for the victim, the offender, as well as the community to rebuild and heal. With in this organization they plan on using social media, and victim's voices or stories to help bring awareness to schools, and the local community.]]>     2021-10-29 20:33:12 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1854743689     Class Video 10/29 https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1854743750 This video is a perfect representation of restorative justice. The man in the video struggled having 15 siblings, 5 of them being incarcerated with the law. He was a drug addict through his young days as a kid up til his adult life. He accidentally murdered his best friend while shooting randomly. He wanted to give back to his friend by going out to communities to encourage them to do better and to not go down any similar route. This life lesson of his completely changed him for the better and that's how it represents restorative justice.]]> 2021-10-29 20:33:16 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1854743750 Restorative Justice Video- Tedx Talk https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1854743910 -He held himself accountable for his action after he truly realized what he did.
    -He was able to take a step back and look at what type of person he took away from the community when he chose to fire the gun.
    -He wanted to give back to the community and make it a better place.
    -He had worked hard to be a good influence on the youth, he was able to target his audience through rap music.
    -What he started went deeper than himself, it was a widespread movement of sorts. ]]>     2021-10-29 20:33:26 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1854743910     Video https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1854743999 -Shot 
    -Killed his best friend on accident
    -Drugs and gun
    -Remorse for killing 
    -Traumatic experience
    -Bad path
    -Did jail time for false accusation of a homicide
    -Turned his life around
    -Wants to save people
    Relates back to restorative justice because it shows someone going through a rough time in their lives (crime) and shows how it can be turned around.  Yes, he served jail time but he took that punishment and made it into something positive. ]]>     2021-10-29 20:33:32 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1854743999     Video Note 10/29/2021 jazzandnani https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1854744023 Throughout the video, we get an understanding of the person telling the story of how he had his own restorative justice programs to allow him to help the younger people to see crime is bad and we need to get away from that. He wanted to help everyone to see that they don't need to use anger or force we just need to realize our mistakes. He spoke about a girl in Canada wanting to leave a gang, he let her know that she didn't need to kill the people she hated but to let the path go through. Overall, his path was just to help those in need to realize that crime is not needed to make a statement especially among the younger generation.]]> 2021-10-29 20:33:33 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1854744023 Video Reflection: sguellop02 https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1854744386 What I got from the video is that the man in the video was talking about his experience of how much the crime he committed impacted the people around him. The man was convicted of accidental homicide after he had shot his best friend. During the time that he was in jail he wanted to make a song/album focusing on the topic of changing your life for the better. He stated that he had received letters in which people have told him how much that song/album had changed their life. He also states that change is a great thing and it makes him feel good that he is changing someone's life through the music that he created. ]]> 2021-10-29 20:33:55 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1854744386 Ted Talk Reflection https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1854744488 The man was very remorseful of his crime. He used his criminal past to reach out to the youth to prevent them from ending up like him. He wanted to be an example of what not to be like. ]]> 2021-10-29 20:34:01 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1854744488 Video Reflection 10/29 https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1854745079 The man in the video accidentally shot his bestfriend and he said that his friend did not deserve the involvement in this crime and what happened to his friend was a shame. He then chose to implement a program that would show offenders the harm caused to those, the victims, that were impacted by the crime that occurred. ]]> 2021-10-29 20:34:35 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1854745079 Video Notes 10/29 kconover22 https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1854745113 The man turned to the streets due to the trauma the deaths of his family and got into some trouble because of it.
    He was arrested and charged for accidental homicide, in which he accidentally killed his best friend.
    He chose to turn the situation around and not let his best friend die for no reason.
    He found a way to participate in programs and begin rapping.
    His rap was about staying away from crime and the consequences and reality of prison.
    His rap was influential. This was shown because of the woman he said that was in a gang and chose not to kill the four men because she heard his music.
    He now goes around and talks about his experience to still deter people from crime and prison in order to avoid the mistakes he made and the repercussions that were involved.]]>     2021-10-29 20:34:37 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1854745113     Juvenile Restorative Justice Program https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1854745478 2021-10-29 20:34:57 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1854745478 Video Reflection 10/29 https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1854745723 The man giving the speech went through a traumatic event, which involved killing his best friend on accident. This was during a time in his life when he was headed down a bad road. He learned from this event and wanted to do his best to give back to the community and turn his life around. This is exactly what restorative justice aims to do, give criminals a chance to accept responsibility, learn from their mistakes, and become a better person. Restorative justice not only benefits the offender, but also the victim and the community.]]> 2021-10-29 20:35:11 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1854745723 TedxCUNY https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1854746274 Key Notes
    -     Had 15 siblings, 5 ( but assuming him as well, so 6) had dealt with the law in some way. Seems like in a way he was traumatized by what happened to one of his sisters who was brutally murdered by her abusive boyfriend.
    -Was locked up for accidental homicide, after trying to buy drugs goes wrong
    - Throughout his time locked up he decided to change his life around, participating in helping out with the Beyond Scared Straight. 
    - Also started making music in late 90s about his experiences, really made a difference and got him noticed. 
    - Has been out since 2011 and continues to try to speak out and really help others from make those split seconds mistakes. ]]>     2021-10-29 20:35:42 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1854746274     ted talk video https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1854747565 he killed his best friend after getting caught up in drugs
    joined group scared straight
    did not want his crime to be in vain
    recorded an album that was nominated for a grammy in 1991
    he does talks in the hopes that he can help people especially young people even if it is just one person]]>     2021-10-29 20:37:00 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1854747565     10/29 Video https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1854748196 In the video he talks about how violence has been apart his life. He mentions his sister who was a victim of domestic abuse and was murdered, then he later mentions that he accidentally killed his best friend with a stray bullet. To make up for all the violence he used his music to impact other people. He used his platform to encourage people to not follow his path, he wanted people to think twice before acting.]]> 2021-10-29 20:37:35 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1854748196 video notes https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1854750505 -after witnessing brutal violence in his personal life, the man had lost faith in goodness and turned "bad". 
    -His was very emotional and angry in every day life. the he he behaved and interacted with with others was reflecting off of his mental stage. 
    -he later committed accidental homicide, and the victim was his best friend. 
    -he lost his best friend while trying to express aggression towards another guy who scamed him for drugs and money. 
    -the community become angry because the police was not doing much about the event. people had burn down a bar and caused many destruction as a form of protest. 
    -A causing chain of destructive events was cause by him killing his best friend. 
    -The man was very regretful, and had truly recognized the evil in his action. 
    -He turned to music, working inspiring and influencing other by making himself a example of what to not do to others. 
    -He punished music to take off the weight of guilt on his shoulder. And he felt accomplished when others responded to his music and was inspire and turned back before committing crime.  ]]>     2021-10-29 20:39:47 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1854750505     Ted Talk Video https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1854752776 He talked about some of the hardships that he faced growing up and how they lead him to the streets. 
    He ended up killing his best friend after getting caught up in drugs. 
    Later on, he joined a scared straight group.
    And decided  that he was going to reflect and learn from the crime that he had commited. He wrote an album that ended up winning a grammy in 1997.  Now he focues on having ted talks in order to share his story and hopefully help young people make better choices for themsevles. ]]>     2021-10-29 20:41:58 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1854752776     https://www.resolution.institute/resolving-disputes/restorative-justice-or-restorative-practice-nz https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1854754457 2021-10-29 20:43:35 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1854754457 video https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1854788672 -killed best friend on accident
    -decided he wanted to make a change in his life and doesn't want others to make the same choices
    -he used his past to reach out to young people so they dont end up like him]]>     2021-10-29 21:19:34 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1854788672     https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1854807265 2021-10-29 21:40:25 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1854807265 Video Notes https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1854837384 - shot officer in left shoulder 
    - 8 year sentence 
    -man goes to victims house 
    - wants to allow the victim to have closure. 
    -introduces his family
    -introduces his rap music and talks about what it means to him. 
    -tells about the shooting committed at the school 
    -tells about his dad passing from cancer and mom passing 10 months later due to pneumonia 
    -explains how this caused him to start his career of committing crimes
    -talks with foster mother about his actions and how his actions affected her  
    -became a new person and wants to do things to make other people proud. 
    -victim did not want to see him but left him a message through the man interviewing, he wished him well and success in his rap career. 

    restorative justice: he feels as if the shot wasnt intended for the cop to be hit. He explained in the video how the shots were supposed to be just warning shots. He feels bad and wants to maker things right and believes he is a new person. ]]>     2021-10-29 22:17:41 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1854837384     https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1854898500 2021-10-29 23:42:23 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1854898500 10/29 Video Ted Talk https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1854918764 Man in the video shot his friend. 
    Wants to give back by sharing his knowledge and how he turned his own life around. 
    Inspires people that they can too change thier life and that anything is possible if they try. ]]>     2021-10-30 00:11:34 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1854918764     https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1854943867 2021-10-30 00:43:26 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1854943867 Class Video Reflection https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1854952272 - the offender wants to turn around his life and understand what they did wrong
    -the officer who was the victim disagreed and didn't think that he had changed and wanted proof that he was different before maybe being willing to have a conversation]]>     2021-10-30 00:53:29 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1854952272     Topic 4 Worksheet https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1855877445 2021-10-30 20:02:38 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1855877445 Video Reflection - 10/29/21 tbow9122 https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1856328530 This was a TED talk about an experience that the speaker had gone through. Unfortunately, he had accidentally shot and killed his best friend and went to jail because of that. While in jail he had realized what he had done and that he wanted to help other people not make the same mistakes that he did. So, he decided to start volunteering in the jail that informs kids about jail so that they hopefully won't end up there before it is too late. He wanted to show people the truth so he is doing things like TED along with many others to spread awareness to help prevent other people from making the same mistakes he did. He also made a song while in jail to spread awareness and bettering himself he was able to do this and that shows that you can do it to these young kids that think that they have no other option besides crime. He has accepted what he did and now he is trying to better himself and help others through many different avenues. ]]> 2021-10-31 08:05:29 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1856328530 Participation 4 tbow9122 https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1856345151 2021-10-31 08:25:34 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1856345151 Participation Worksheet https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1857143520 2021-10-31 20:02:04 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1857143520 Video Notes https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1857171066 A man who was arrested for shooting a police officer went to jail. When he got out he realized that the other people involved in the shooting incident were majorly effected as well. After he got out he wanted to give back to the society by doing good actions. He realized that his actions not only effected him but also the people around him. This is why restorative justice can be a great service for those in jail. ]]> 2021-10-31 20:30:44 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1857171066 https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1857178293 The Insight Prison Project was founded in 1997 which serves people throughout 21 state prisons in our country. They try and bring victims and incarcerated people together with group activities and projects. ]]> 2021-10-31 20:38:24 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1857178293 WOrksheet jjohnson693 https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1857382536 2021-11-01 00:28:59 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1857382536 Video of Police Officer https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1857477921 Offender shot police officer (accidentally)

    Feels remorse and responsible for his actions

    Police officer is unable to rejoin the police force due to the incident

    rapper wants to change and turn his life around due to what he did

    Police officer feels that the sentence given to the offender was not just and should be longer]]>     2021-11-01 01:20:27 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1857477921     https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1857487020 2021-11-01 01:25:09 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1857487020 worksheet 4 https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1858021242 2021-11-01 06:21:51 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1858021242 Worksheet 4 https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1858060416 2021-11-01 06:49:58 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1858060416 https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1862435969 2021-11-02 17:51:59 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1862435969 Video Reflection: https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1862439083 There was a prison sentence being served for the death of a police officer, and the suspect was known to be a danger to society. There was big talk about utilizing restorative justice as a solution rather than just a jail sentence. An officer did not feel as though there was enough of a will to learn from his mistakes and make the active choice to get better. ]]> 2021-11-02 17:53:16 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1862439083 Video https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1862445075 There was a lot of remorse that was observed from this video, even though the event was accidental. There was a program that came out of this bad experience so that this kind of situation would become lesser and occur much less often. The impact would then be felt by less people which would make the program successful and would support a restorative solution. ]]> 2021-11-02 17:55:39 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1862445075 Theories https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1865768110 Life Trait:
    Your traits, characteristics, and life experiences influence your criminality or lack of it.
    Latent trait view:
    Our development is controlled by a "Master trait" that is present very early on in life.
    Trajectories:
    There are multiple different paths or trajectories to crime, and there is different types of criminals.]]>     2021-11-03 20:16:11 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1865768110     Ted talk video https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1865798080 he was able to acknowledge his mistakes and feels remorseful for his actions. he then took that acknowledgment and used to to turn his life around and use it as a valuable lesson for the following generation so that they won't make the same mistakes as him. he wants to make a change and use his mistakes as a lesson for others. ]]> 2021-11-03 20:34:50 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1865798080 Video reflection https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1865834064 The first man was subjected to racial profiling and unnecessary use of force for simply asking for clarification on my they were being pulled over.
    The second woman was probably subjected to racial profiling as well. She had received so many fines for minor things that she couldn't pay that she was arrested for that.
    The third man had grown up with friends that enjoyed participating in deviant behavior. He could not afford to fight the charges so he ended up with a lot of legal trouble as well. He did not have a high school education because he was expelled from high school. He then resorted to selling drugs because he felt he had to to survive.
    If these people had better opportunity for education and jobs their situations might be different.
    The 4th man went to jail for 90 days and because he was then labeled a felon he then had a tough time with reentering society because he was now a felon. Because of this title he now has a lot harder time finding a job and other simple things.]]>     2021-11-03 21:00:32 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1865834064     Video notes 11/3/21 https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1865851153 The first guy was a part of Life Course view, they stopped him because he looked like he would be part of gang or drug activity. Demetrius is also part of Life Course View by hanging out with the bad kids of the neighborhood. Demetrius also went through life changing influences such as being in an abusive household and having to go another home. The mom of the daughters kept violating traffic laws because she had to get to her job to support her family. I am not quite sure what the others fall under. Issac fell into drugs and then stole to be able to afford drugs after his felony charge. ]]> 2021-11-03 21:13:23 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1865851153 3 Viewpoint theories https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1865875381 Life course- Crime is influenced by individual characteristics, traits, and social experiences
    Latent trait view- human development is controlled by a master trait learned at a very young age. 
    Trajectories- More than just one single path to a crime, there are many types of criminals. ]]>     2021-11-03 21:30:57 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1865875381     Video Notes https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1870340834 While spending time in prison, he decided to make music that will impact large groups of people. Because he felt so bad about what he had done in his past, he wanted to travel and share his stories with others. His music career was very successful which aided in helping other hear his story and become inspired. ]]> 2021-11-05 16:08:08 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1870340834 Video Notes 11/5/21 The Released https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1870856384 Jerry- Schizophrenic hurting himself mentally and physically. He stopped taking his medication 3 months after he got released robbed another pharmacy and ended up back in jail. This is because he had no support system once he got out.  

    Many mentally ill offenders are being let out and ending up back in jail. 

    Micheal- Hears voices, was in jail for 21 years for murder. Is part of a program that helps people with severe mental illnesses. 

    Lynn- 4 times in prison, breaking into peoples homes looking for bin laden. On medication to stop hallucinations. If he is off the medication he starts seeing hallucinations of terrorists. Went to refuge of hope after he was released. 

    Anthony- Struggles with Paranoia and believes someone is out to kill him. He demands protective Custody. Under supervision he does good, when he is not under parole he ends up back homeless then in jail. 

    William- Ended up back in jail after a month of being released. Refuses medication. Schizophrenic. Accepted into a group home after being released. Very hostile and isolated from his family. 

    THEORIES- All these individuals would fall under latent trait views. They are all mentally ill and thats what causes them to do what they do. 

    Social Capital- The corrections/ people they live with. People of the group homes helping them. ]]>     2021-11-05 21:29:04 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1870856384     Video 11/10/21 What Makes a Murderer ? https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1882499077 - earliest memory he has is going to a child care home with his mom at the age of three. 
    -goes back to the child care home present day, starts to remember his mom left him. 
    -after going back he feels like he wants to burst into tears, and purges his fear and anger
    -they believe his abandonment is what made the change in the brain developing a psychopathic effect on him. 
    -no longer feels for others
    -test him with faces with different emotional states and facial expressions
    -they believe the results are not as accurate as can be because they did the tests after he got out of jail not recent to when he committed the murder. 
    -his brain seeks rewards such as revenge, and his brain also shows signs of having no empathy. 
    -biological, social, and psychological factors made him the murderer. 
    -at the age of 3 he needed the love and encouragement he lost as a kid. ]]>     2021-11-10 21:40:51 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1882499077     Criminal for paper https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1887462077 Joaquín Archivaldo Guzmán Loera also known as El Chapo. ]]> 2021-11-12 20:31:34 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1887462077 ted talk- criminal https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1887514270 -9/10 people have committed a crime 
    -human behavior is malleable 
    -human behavior is shaped by circumstance 
    - older vehicles are more easy to break into, thats why car crime was so big back in the 80-90s, but now car crime is not so popular. 
    - less happy hours, more food, soft drinks were cheaper, mixed environment, trained security differently, led to less bar crime. 
    -manipulating crime, making it less easy
    -evidence based crime prevention, manipulating moments that lead people to crime. 
    -reduce crime by manipulating the moments that turn us into criminals
    -crime is not reduced by bigger prisons ]]>     2021-11-12 21:19:28 UTC https://padlet.com/cornel1/9jivf0eedwo46f4t/wish/1887514270