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It considers the historical development of restorative justice ideas , the underlying philosophy and goals of the movement and the characteristics of the main practices ; the development of restorative practices in Canada and current initiatives ; the benefits and limitations of restorative justice ; and some of the wider issues concerning the role of the police in the use of restorative justice , particularly at the pre-charge stage . What they will always seek to prevent is the dissemination of false factual information about the company , its business and its products . The raw number of traditional managers is in absolute decline . Our little operation , though never designed as such , is a living example of the power of unintentional diversity . Structural and legislative barriers : these may restrict the essential flexibility and vision of restorative approaches , or prevent their application to the more serious cases which stand to gain most from such approaches . The following principles are fundamental to the design and implementation of effective interfaces , whether for traditional GUI environments or the web . BOMA International also urges its members to participate in the development of effective communication networks so that the real estate industry can receive timely information to assist in responding to all types of emergencies . Most obvious is establishing and reinforcing brand identity using a small fleet of cars ( or even a single car ) , at costs below that of traditional advertising . Canada has been well represented in the development of restorative justice in terms of past practice and recent innovation . It offers a dynamic mixture of traditional and innovative courses for all musicians interested in learning about the history of their art , how music functions , how it is related to new technologies , and how to write music . Many are common to all forms of restorative justice .