While restorative justice and victim-offender mediation have been lauded bymany scholars, Gabbay questions whether this type of setting will work in fields such as white-collar crime, where thousands of people are affected and millions of dollars could be at stake. The author explains that restorative justice would help in the field of Enron-style white collar crime, but only if an innovative model for a new kind of mediation can be discovered.
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