Victims and Plea NegotiationsVictim Representation and Plea Negotiations
Victims and Plea Negotiations: Victim Representation and Plea Negotiations
Freiberg, Arie; Flynn, Asher
2020-11-03 00:00:00
[There is an emergent body of research that considers the benefits of introducing legal representation for victims of crime throughout their criminal justice journey. In this chapter, we consider victims’ views on whether they desire legal or advisory representation in the criminal justice process, with a specific focus on plea negotiations. The chapter commences with an exploration of the context surrounding representation or advisory support for victims, before examining victim perspectives on this reform proposal.]
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Victims and Plea NegotiationsVictim Representation and Plea Negotiations
[There is an emergent body of research that considers the benefits of introducing legal representation for victims of crime throughout their criminal justice journey. In this chapter, we consider victims’ views on whether they desire legal or advisory representation in the criminal justice process, with a specific focus on plea negotiations. The chapter commences with an exploration of the context surrounding representation or advisory support for victims, before examining victim perspectives on this reform proposal.]
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