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work_hraft23hizcr7eivy5ditwkt6a	Hennessey Hayes	Youth justice conferencing and reoffending	2003	46	.pdf	application/pdf	16747	1359	57	in assessing the impact of restorative justice conferencing on re-offending, using data from the South Australia Juvenile Justice (SAJJ) Conferencing Project and police records. show that of the five groups in the conference process -coordinators, police officers, young predict a young person's post-conference offending and most likely to wrongly think the presents new data on conferencing and re-offending from the South Australia Juvenile Justice justice are registered by conference than court offenders (Strang, Barnes, Braithwaite & year later.9 For each conference, the police officer and the coordinator completed a selfadministered survey, and a SAJJ researcher completed a detailed observational instrument. SAJJ observer, police officer, coordinator, offender, and victim -report very high levels of researchers, police officers, and coordinators, or perceived by offenders and victims when model, but remorse (not conference consensus) predicted re-offending in the police model Predictions of re-offending by SAJJ observers, police officers, coordinators, 	./cache/work_hraft23hizcr7eivy5ditwkt6a.pdf	./txt/work_hraft23hizcr7eivy5ditwkt6a.txt