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Restorative Justice – A European and Schleswig-Holsteinian Perspective
9/10 February 2011 at Kiel
University of Applied Sciences
Audi-Max/Mehrzweckgebäude, Sokratesplatz 3, 24149 Kiel
Program 9. February 2011
09.30-11.00 Word of welcome by the Schleswig-Holsteinian Association for Social Responsibility in Criminal Justice, Victim and Offender Treatment, Jo Tein
9m 58s
Opening
Restorative Justice – A Future Model for Schleswig-Holstein?
Minister of Justice Schleswig-Holstein, Emil Schmalfuß
8m 49s
Welcoming Speech by the Vice President of Kiel University of Applied Sciences
Prof. Dr. Michael Klauser
3m 28s
Opening: The Breakup of Dichotomy between Offender and Victim
President of the Schleswig-Holsteinian Association for Social Responsibility
in Criminal Justice, Victim and Offender Treatment, Prof. Dr. Heribert Ostendorf
Part 1 part 2 part 3
total: 45 m 52s
11.00-11.15 Coffee Break
11.15-12.00 Introduction to Restorative Justice: Concept, Ideas and Impediments
Project Goals and Conference Guiding Principles,
Kiel University of Applied Sciences, Prof. Dr. Otmar Hagemann
Part 1 part 2 part 3
total: 57 m 33s
12.00-13.00 Lunch Break
13.00-14.45 Status Quo: RJ from the Perspective of the Project PartnersVictim-Offender-Mediation Working Group Schleswig-Holstein, Germany, Gabriela Stibbe
Part 1 part 2
total: 23m 14s
Thames Valley Probation, England, Geoff Emerson
Part 1 part 2
total: 32m 20s
Baltic Institute of Crime Prevention and Social Rehab., Estonia, Avo Üprus
19m 14s
Justice Services of Ministry of Public Administration and Justice, Hungary, Dr. Edit Törzs
Part 1 part 2
total: 31m 12s
14.45-15.15 The Implementation of RJ in Belgian Youth Law
Leuven Institute of Criminology (LINC), Belgium, Prof. em. Dr. Lode Walgrave
Part 1 part 2 part 3
total: 39 m 13s
15.15-15.45 Coffee Break
15.45-17.00 Panel Discussion
Prof. em. Dr. Lode Walgrave , Ministerialdirigent Johannes Sandmann (MJGI), OStA Ralph Döpper (Staatsanwaltschaft Itzehoe), RiAG Tim Feicke (AG Elmshorn)
Moderation: Burkhard Plemper
Part 1 part 2
total: 32m 48s
Closing Words
Program 10. February 2011
9.00-12.00 Working Groups (English)
1. Working Group, Wolfgang Gottschalk
Methodological approach to RJ – which methods are there and which are suitable for whom?
2. Working Group, Prof. Dr. Gaby Temme
The cooperation between justice and social work regarding measures of RJ.
Input: Family-Group Conferencing from the Police Perspective
Sven Hansen (Police Elmshorn)
3. Working Group, Jaanus Kangur
Post-sentencing RJ-methods.
Input: Victim-Offender Mediation in German Prisons
Prof. Dr. Arthur Hartmann (Victim-Offender-Mediation Bremen)
Acting Manager Institute Of Police and Security Research Bremen
4. Working Group, Geoff Emerson
Societal, juridical and political acceptance of RJ-methods?
12.00-13.30 Lunch Break
13.30-15.30 Closing Plenary
Presentation of Working Group Conclusions and Objectives
Closing Words
15.30-16.00 Coffee Break
16.00-17.00 Internal Project Partner Meeting
