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In the alley, why didn't i take it seriously? >> the turning leaf program attempts to assure that inmates with non-violent crimes don't come back to jail or escalate to more serious crimes. >> was also confused. >> people that are the victims of crime want to know why. you'll hear that come up in some of our testimonies you'll hear. >> founded by amy barch, it's based on the concept of restorative justice. >> it's an approach that says it's important to bring people together of the crime and for us to get together and see one another as people and build compassion and understanding. that's whe...

>> right, i'm surprised there is nothing there. >> all right. we'll go with that. >> all right. >> let's go. >> all right. >> a judge will soon decide if she'll return to prison as a result of her latest parole violation. >> jamie greco however knows more about her future. in a plea deal with prosecutors, her 13 charges of second degree armed robbery were dismissed in exchange for her guilty pleas on two counts of second degree attempted robbery. she was sentenced to three years in prison with credit for the time she's been in jail. >> my lawyer, he was like they want to give you three years. ...

>> also confused. >> people that are the victims of crime want to know why. you'll hear that come up in some of our testimonies you'll hear. >> founded by amy barch, it's the concept of restorative justice. >> it's an approach that says it's important to bring people together of the crime and for us to get together and see one another as people and build compassion and understanding. that's where real change happens. >> when we choose violence as a way to respond to problems, we have to stand responsible for what happens even if that intent is never there. the. >> eight years earlier, ryan car...

More serious crimes. >> also confused. >> people that are the victims of crime want to know why. you'll hear that come up in some of our testimonies you'll hear. >> founded by amy barch, it's the concept of restorative justice. >> it's an approach that says it's important to bring people together of the crime and for us to get together and see one another as people and build compassion and understanding. that's where real change happens. when we choose violence as a way to respond to problems, we have to stand responsible for what happens even if that intent is never there. >> 8 years earlier,...

With non-violent crimes don't come back to jail or escalate to more serious crimes. >> also confused. >> people that are the victims of crime want to know why. you'll hear that come up in some of our testimonies you'll hear. >> founded by amy barch, it's the concept of restorative justice. >> it's an approach that says it's important to bring people together of the crime and for us to get together and see one another as people and build compassion and understanding. that's where real change happens. when we choose violence as a way to respond to problems, we have to stand responsible for what ...