For over three decades, therapeutic jurisprudence (TJ) has produced rich scholarship highlighting the inseparable connection between law and personal wellbeing. Only recently, however, have TJ scholars begun to explore the influence that the law has on those practicing it. The current research...

Community courts (CCs) provide a therapeutic diversion for repeat low‐level offenders. This article explores the characteristics of two Israeli CCs using the Criminal Law Taxonomy (CLT), an instrument developed by the authors for assessing process‐, stakeholder‐, substance‐, and...

Children’s right to participate in decision-making processes affecting their lives has been acknowledged in local, national and international human rights documents, yet its implementation has proved to be challenging. The ability of children and youths to meaningfully participate in...