An independent evaluation of seven Cambridge-led experiments in restorative justice show that the experience of victim offender mediation reduces reconviction and recidivism by 27% overall and by 55% for violent offenders.

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Two new creative projects featuring restorative justice, prison reform and the death penalty are being widely talked about. Take and Late Fragment open in theaters soon.

If your drive toward community development leads you toward social justice and problem-solving initiatives, the Center for Court Innovation has a Toolkit to spearhead your project.

The University of Melbourne School of Law (Australia) Centre for Labour and Employment Relations Law has issued a study condemning the industry's long-standing practice of billable hours. While this is not the first time we've heard this information, this study is in depth and available for download.

By and large, UK lawyers do not want their children to follow in their footsteps. Find out more about Hudson UK's study and recommendations for employers in an atmosphere that breeds discontented employees.

While our country celebrated the anniversary of its independence, world leaders and rule of law experts from 112 others converged on Vienna, Austria, as presenters and in the four day World Justice Forum. Hundreds of leaders from diverse disciplines gathered officially to launch the World Justice Project, a multidisciplinary, multinational movement to strengthen the rule of law as a foundation for healthy communities.