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evidence in chief is a new special measure which enables the victim to have their evidence pre-recorded. S.28 Youth Justice and Criminal Evidence Act 1999; Pre-recording This special measure was piloted at three crown courts(Leeds, Kingston and Liverpool) in September 2017. This special measure according to Justice Secretary Elizabeth Truss will help victims of rape ‘ This will not reduce the right to a fair trial, but will make sure victims of these abhorrent crimes are protected and able provide their

After watching this video in class, I was reminded of the dangers that the internet poses on teens today. In today’s society, the internet offers a variety of things to people such as Google, YouTube, apps to help with fitness and planning, and social outlets such as Facebook, Twitter, and Snapchat. However these items that were meant to be a positive thing can have a negative and dangerous impact on teenagers. Without the appropriate supervision of youths using the internet and awareness spread

quickly our world is evolving, cyberbullying will not just go away. Since being bullied online follows a victim home, they have nowhere to feel safe anymore, and that can lead to obtaining mental, behavioral, and emotional problems. Children are taking their own lives before they even fully begin. Knowing that their classmates saw what was posted about them, being bullied online affects the victim, but the bully as well since he/she can also receive hatred

feel like I had no self worth. I believe victims of bullying should be able to talk to anyone that they are comfortable with, whether it may be a parent, trusted adult, a friend, or school administrator. As long as they feel safe with the person they are discussing with it’s fine. Sometimes parents do not know how to handle things professionally, I get that this is their child that they love and care for

sign, maybe you have Social Anxiety Disorder. Teenager that using social media is also can have a Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OSD). This syndrom usually have a sign that the victim is always depending into smartphone when the victims lost his smartphone, they can be out of control and going to act crazy. Because the victims thinks that his world only in social media. Without it, they think that they world is useless. Social media can make teenagers to talk to much, but less action. This thing can

majority of their time, now if their own peers bully and make it an unsafe place, why would they want to go back? The site Stomp Out Bullying states, “5.4 million students skip school at some point in year due to bullying” (STOMP). When students become victims of bullying, they’re afraid to go to school, to ride the school’s bus, to go to the bathroom, or to even be alone in school’s hallway, because they’re terrified to be bullied. So instead, they’d want to

once bullying has taken place in a person life, it can emotionally rupture an individual’s mind. The consequences that comes with being a victim of bullying can increase the possibilities of suffering from health risks. School bullying always starts with an individual who has a sense of empowerment over another person (Rigby, 2003). Over a period of time, the victim can start to acquire depression, and anxiety disorders, such as: posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD), generalized anxiety disorder (GAD)

in on the bullying.” A bully will usually post something that may be personal to the victim, it could also “be something negative, mean, hurtful content online” about the victim. After they post this content it creates a permanent public record of the views, activities and their behavior.     Bystanders take on a huge role when it comes to bullying and cyberbullying. Some people choose to stand up for the victim where as other choose to join in on the bullying. Bystanders tend to have “increased

factors being experienced by individuals thought to be crazy and insane, while additionally these fears being those which are merely experienced on a one on one basis, and most importantly invisible. For further clarification, there is merely one “victim” attempting to

Although millions of innocent women, men, and children fall victim to the despicable realm of human trafficking only hundreds are recovered. These people fall victim to endless torture, abuse, rape, and slavery. Traffickers use cunning methods to both hide their operations and force their victims into a life of submission. In a perfect world, human trafficking would be easily eradicated. However, because of cultural differences, dense populations, and clandestine traffickers, human trafficking cannot