Maloney, Armstrong, and Romig presented a portrait of “Joey,” who was the exemplar of what was wrong with the juvenile justice system, in 1988 when they published The Balanced Approach in this Journal. In response, they reimagined a juvenile justice system predicated on balancing three fundamental goals—protection of community, accountability to victims, and development of competencies to prepare juvenile court‐involved youth for productive roles in their communities. The authors examine the evolution of balanced and restorative justice and re‐imagine how Joey's life may have been different at critical junctures of his juvenile court involvement.

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平衡与恢复性司法的演变

马洛尼，阿姆斯特朗和罗米格提出“乔伊”是谁的什么是错的少年司法制度，在1988年的时候他们出版了典范的肖像的平衡做法在这个杂志。作为回应，他们重新构想了一个以平衡三个基本目标为基础的少年司法系统，即保护社区，对受害者的责任感以及发展能力，以使参与法院工作的青少年在社区中发挥生产性作用。作者研究了平衡与恢复性司法的演变，并重新想象了乔伊在少年法庭介入的关键时刻的生活可能会有所不同。