Attorney Tauya Forst recently sat down with Mary Hobein, a member of LGWVDGWL to discuss the subject of restorative justice.  Mrs. Forst has amassed an impressive range of legal experiences.  She was a mitigation specialist in a death penalty case and disposed of more than 200 juvenile cases in Will County with a Rule 711 license.   Later she founded her own firm and was general counsel to 20 small- to medium-size companies.  Now Forst is at College of DuPage, where she teaches in the Criminal and Justice Studies program.  It brings together all her passions – restorative practices, law, and education.  

To learn more about this topic, watch the following video.

https://www.facebook.com/collegeofdupage/videos/dialogue-over-distance-associate-professor-of-justice-studies-tauya-forst/711605783015222/