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Current Issue: Volume 17, Issue 1: Restorative Justice, Law, and Healing Symposium
Foreword
Keynote Address
Articles
Healing the Harm: The Effectiveness of Restorative Justice in Response to Clergy Abuse
Daniel Griffith
18
Forming Restorative Justice Practitioners: Learning to Make Meaning of our Trauma Exposure Response
Mary J. Novak
43
Artika R. Tyner
59
Panel Transcript
The Role of Restorative Justice in Addressing Clergy Sexual Abuse and Helping Its Survivors
Tom Johnson, John Choi, Bernard Hebda, Tim O'Malley, and Stephanie Wiersma
133
Notes
Priya Elayath
156
The Scammer and the Charlatan: Regulating Health Fraudsters in the Time of COVID-19
Brittany M. Riehm
175