LIST OF TABLES AND FIGURES
Beyond Retribution
Prospects for Restorative Justice in South Africa
edited by
TRAGGY MAEPA
CHAPTER 4
FIGURE 1
After the crime, what was most important to the victims?
(Total all crimes)
FIGURE 2
‘If it were possible, which of the following would you be interested in?’
(Total all crimes)
FIGURE 3
Robbery victims’ priorities after the crime
FIGURE 4
Robbery victims’ outcome preferences
FIGURE 5
Burglary victims’ priorities after the crime
FIGURE 6
Burglary victims’ outcome preferences
FIGURE 7
Assault victims’ priorities after the crime
FIGURE 8
Assault victims’ outcome preferences
CHAPTER 5
TABLE 1
The primary objectives of restorative justice are… (%) (n=69)
TABLE 2
Restorative justice as a sentencing option is appropriate…(%) (n=69)
TABLE 3
Restorative justice can contribute to… (%) (n=69)
TABLE 4
Restorative justice can be problematic because… (%) (n=69)
TABLE 5
The government is committed to restorative justice because…(%) (n=69)
FIGURE 1
‘Have you ever applied restorative justice options in court by recommending…?’
CHAPTER 8
TABLE 1
Charges made against offenders
FIGURE 1
Relationship between victim and offender
CHAPTER 9
TABLE 1
Community service order offence profiles, Cape Town, 1983-1994
TABLE 2
Comparison of prison sentence profile by admissions and day count
TABLE 3
Sentence profile, 1995/96
TABLE 4
Persons under correctional supervision and absconders
TABLE 5
Children under correction supervision, December 2001
TABLE 6
Offence profile of probationers, July 2000
TABLE 7
Community corrections statistics – cases sentenced, admitted
and converted, 2001
FIGURE 1
Length of prison sentences, 1998 and 2004
