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Jordan, along with other members of his Indigenous community, believes in the concept of restorative justice. What does this mean?

▸ The most effective way to restore social harmony is with significant jail time for those guilty of committing a crime.

▸ A financial penalty must be imposed on those who do criminal acts, and if they can't afford to pay, they should be required to work until the penalty is paid off.

▸ The broader social conditions must be used to explain and excuse the actions of the accused.

▸ Offenders should take responsibility for their actions and repair the harm that has been done, and the offender, victim, and community should work collectively at reconciliation.

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