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Preferring Punishment of Criminals Over Provisions for Victims
In D. Sank & D. Caplan (eds.), To Be a Victim. Plenum (1991)
Abstract
Victims of crime have long been victimized by our criminal justice system. Why? And why has the movement to rectify this been so late coming?Author's Profile
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