traditional+aboriginal+view+of+justice+and+Law

Customary Law- a common rule through proffesion, community, or trade and is treated as a legal requirement It helps with everyday happenings and personal interactes. regardless of how common or simple they may have been. Codified- To arrange or systematize. Restorative justice- Offender takes action by aplogizing, giving back stolen money, or doing community service punishing the crimainal is the best way to serve for it because if they have the worst punishment they wont want to do it again. Retributice justice- Punisment is the way to deal with crime.


 * Culture || aboriginal view || European view ||
 * Avantages || They more just learn the lesson of what they did and dont have to pay a huge price for it. || People don't get away with crimes as easy. they have to pay or serve time for things they did. ||
 * disadvantages || People get let off easy. || Some of the penalties are very harsh.death penalty, 25-life ||
 * Similarities & Differences**

3. Restoritive justice is good in some cases like with kids who do something bad, they can learn there lesson quickly instead of going to a juvenile jail or harsh punishment like that and they can just do community service. They would be able to learn that there is second chances and that everyone can change and that if they screw up again they would be able to start all over.

4. a) If restoriative justice is practiced then he would have to return the stuff and face community service, if it isnt then he would probably go to juvenile detention. **you need to provide an example**


 * || Sam || Mrs.McGuire || Sam's Parents || The School || The Judge ||
 * Benefits || Don't go the juvy || Sam pays for what he did || Kid doesn't leave for juvy || Sam still has chance at education || Sam learns how to become better community member ||
 * Concerns || community service || Sam could not learn lesson and do it again || lost trust in him || he could try to steal at school || Sam may not learn his lesson ||