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    Legal Recourse for Victims Name: Institution:   Legal Recourse for Victims Introduction In the past, much of the justice system policies have been centred on retribution of a perpetrator rather than providing focus on the well-being of the victim. Despite the psychological satisfaction brought to the victim by the fact that a perpetrator has been punished, it is important that the justice system provides more compensation that would be most beneficial to a victim. Victims are in unique need depending

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    Victims’ rights created major waves with the feminist movement advocating for women’s rights, the civil rights movement pushing for desegregation and the acceptance of all rights guaranteed by the Constitution, and the conservative view towards crime (Wallace & Roberson, 2016). The area of victims’ rights had its most significant development with the Victim’s Rights Constitutional Amendment proposal by President Bill Clinton in 1996 (Wallace & Roberson, 2016). The Victims’ Rights Constitutional Amendment

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    The Victims in McCarthy's Child of God   In Cormac McCarthy's Child of God, Lester Ballard is a recluse who is shunned by the people of his community. Because of his morose nature and his bizarre habits, he stands out among the small rural community. The rejected Ballard turns from being a harmless recluse to a murderer. While he is clearly a victimizer, he is also a victim himself. He is the victim of his own ostracization from the community that he was a part of. While the victimization

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    the federal law in 2003, civil suits against human traffickers were made possible. More than a decade later, there are few cases filed in federal court by victims of trafficking. Most of the victims do not have knowledge of the fact that they have private right of action. There is a variety of legal assistance

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    Victim/Offender mediation process is a negotiation with the assistance of an unbiased, neutral, third party. Victim/Offender mediation provides an opportunity for both the victim and offender to meet face-to-face and reach an agreeable solution once each side agrees. According to Umbreit (1988), there are four mediation processes: intake, preparation for mediation, conducting the mediation session, and follow-up. For the purpose of this essay, I will act as the director for a victim/offender case

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    The employment of torture to an individual not only leaves a physical and psychological mark, but creates an altered reality that the victim must now adjust to. The authors of Victims of Fear: The Social Psychology of Repression, argue that “Like all experiences of trauma, the torture experience needs to be worked through in the context in which it occurred by reconstructing and reliving it in all its horror and thereby coming to terms with its personal and social meaning” (Salimovich,80). Alternatively

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    in a sexual form or forced labor. (Hodge, 2014) Victims of human trafficking are rising worldwide which estimates over a million victims yearly. The United States provides the second largest international markets of human trafficking in the world; Some factors that contribute to this epidemic include, but not limited to, poverty, media propaganda of wealth in Western nations, political instability, and structural dynamics (Hodge 2012) Most victims are recruited under false promises which include

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    The International Labour Organization estimates that there are 20.9 million victims of human trafficking globally. That’s about 20.9 million people across the world who are currently being forced to work, being sexually exploited, or in some situations both. In fact, President Obama called the fight against human trafficking one of the greatest human rights causes of our time. Human trafficking is a very serious crime that violates the rights of men, women, and children globally. Traffickers use

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    damned this earth, but never dared to question your code. Your victims took the blame and struggled on, with your noble curses as reward for their martyrdom-while you went on crying that your code was noble, but human nature was not good enough to practice it. And no one rose to ask the question Good?-by what standard?” Society’s view of sexual assault is shifting in a negative way in that members of society openly persecute victims of sexual assault, and certain types of popular visual media promote

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    There is a distinction between Creators and Victims. Creators are ambitious and let nothing stop them. Victims, on the other hand, let small barriers make big impacts on their lives and from there they give up. Although my family and I all grew up with similar resources, we all turned out different. My cousins, sister, and I all had parents that were not involved in our lives because our parents were, and still are, substance abusers. My sister and some of my cousins let their parents’ absence impact

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