The Treatment of Victims in England and Wales

  • Rock P
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Abstract

This article examines the discredited attributes of the public persona of the victim of serious crime. The author considers the construction of the victim and the victim's role within the trial process, looking at arguments which claim that the role of the victim is consider to inject emotionality into the conflicts leading up to and culminating in the criminal trial.

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Rock, P. (2008). The Treatment of Victims in England and Wales. Policing, 2(1), 110–119. https://doi.org/10.1093/police/pan012

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