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- 5. The person or persons who was harmed because of a crime.
- 6. Payment, repair, or community service projects begin to pay back the victims or the community for losses, injuries, or harm caused by the criminal behaviors.
- 7. When the youth who have committed crimes begins to address the harm for his or her actions; changing behavior, and taking responsibility for the harm.
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- 1. A way of looking at crime by focusing on the harm created by the individual who committed the criminal act.
- 2. The harm caused to victims, their families, or the community because of a criminal action.
- 3. People who have a personal interest in the justice system because of how crime affects their lives.
- 4. A geographic area such as a neighborhood, city, state, country, or a group of people who share something in common such as a church, a sports team, a club, or a residential treatment facility.
- 6. A crime victim or their survivors have certain things that they are guaranteed to have during the crime and it's aftermath.