Giving Voice
Victims and survivors of crime should have an opportunity to speak, to
express the impact of the crime, and to have a say in what happens.
Offenders given the opportunity to speak are able to listen.
Repairing Harm
Those involved in causing harm have an obligation
to repair the harm and make things right.
Restoring Relationships
Relationships affected by crime
can be restored.
Bringing Balance
The needs of victims, the community, and offenders are taken into account.
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In the News
Task Force Recommends Restorative Justice
Jun 24, 2008
New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson's Task Force on Prison Reform, in its report released on June 24, 2008, made significant consideration to and recommended implementation and expansion of restorative justice in the New Mexico Rehabilitation and Corrections Department. The report emphasizes expansion of programs and initiatives to provide for successful reentry of offenders into the community. RJNM is developing a restorative reentry program where offenders released from prison meet with affected victims, their families and support, and neighbors and communities.