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Restorative justice differs from traditional justice approaches in several ways. One key difference is its focus on healing relationships rather than punishment. Unlike traditional systems, which prioritize sentencing and incarceration, restorative justice brings together the victim, offender, and community to address the harm caused and collaboratively determine how to repair it (Zehr, 2021).

A second difference is its emphasis on offender accountability and personal growth. Instead of being passive recipients of a court-imposed sentence, offenders participate actively in making amends, which can include apologies, restitution, or community service. This approach contrasts with traditional methods, where the process is adversarial, and offenders may not fully engage with the consequences of their actions. Studies show restorative practices can reduce recidivism and improve victim satisfaction while fostering community cohesion.