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    called the Commission to Inquire into Child Abuse (CICA)‚ and it is commonly referred to as the Ryan Report‚ which is named after its chairperson‚ Justice Sean Ryan. Catholic schools were the main focus of the investigation‚ as the claims made by victims were centered at these schools. Among the conclusions detailed by the CICA‚ it revealed that “physical and emotional abuse and neglect were features of the institutions” and that “schools were run in a severe‚ regimented manner that imposed unreasonable

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    Victim Services History

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    History of Victims’ Rights and Services (Class Here) (Teachers Name) The history of victims rights started over 30 years ago with the Modern Crime Victims’ Rights Movement. They aspired to improve the treatment of victims in the justice system. Since then‚ this movement has become one of the most successful civil liberties movement of the recent times. Over the years many services have emerged to help victims deal with what happened‚ some also provide funds as well as housing

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    Victim Blaming As we all know‚ crime is everywhere and happens all the time. There are murders‚ theft‚ burglary‚ fraud‚ forgery‚ and then there is rape. Rape occurs more often than most think. In fact‚ every 98 seconds another American is raped (RAINN). Most believe that rape occurs by a stranger coming out of a dark alley but in reality‚ 45% of rapes are done by someone the victim knows and only 28% are committed by an actual stranger (RAINN). Although it happens often‚ not many people are well

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    A victim “is an individual who suffer injuries‚ losses‚ or hardships for any reason”‚ (Karmen‚ 2013). Persons may become victims of “accidents‚ natural disasters‚ diseases‚ or social problems such as warfare‚ discrimination‚ political witch hunts‚ and other injustices”‚ (Karmen‚ 2013). Being a victim of a crime can be very traumatic at times. People often tend to forget the damage it may cause to family‚ friends‚ and significant others. Indirect‚ also known as secondary victims‚ “are not immediately

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    Victim Blaming is Self-Shaming The theory of feminism can help explain the reasons for unreported sexual assaults toward females. For instance‚ females strongly disagree with the perception of "rape culture". "Rape culture" is the act of subjugating women by disregarding the significance of sexual violence as a norm. Media being a powerful platform‚ is able to promote/obstruct numerous issues‚ including "rape culture"‚ for example Robin Thicke’s song Blurred Lines "I know you want it.../Can’t

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    lives together and make us realize who we really are. There are different categories people can be seen as: victim‚ oppressor‚ and bystander. Although each can have negative results‚ being a bystander demolishes‚ strikes‚ and demoralizes. Bystanders are very different from either victims or oppressors mainly because they make a decision to stay on the outside of the situation. Whereas victims and bullies are directly involved‚ bystanders think that avoiding the conflict altogether is either the right

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    feel a strong sense of empathy for the victim‚ yet many others criminalize the victim for how they themselves got into the assault. Why does our society continue to persecute a victim? For the only ones who should be questioning in this fashion‚ are those investigating the crime in of itself. Rape culture has become a natural part of our society and the largest part of this “culture‚” is victim blaming. Yes‚ there are two sides to this issue‚ but whether the victim was truly raped or not‚ it does not

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    Victims Behavior Analysis

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    By looking at this article they are comparing and contrasting between two groups of people that are likely to victimized and there respond after being victimized. This article looks at the result of victims behavioral changes in dealing with day to day activities in dealing with crisis and maintaining productive lifestyles. In considering the environment‚ lifestyles and age of the subject’s economic status were key in this study. The study determines how the treatment group and the control are being

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    Victim Reporting Essay

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    In general‚ most victims do not report incidents. However‚ the chances of the victim reporting an incident depends on the specific incident‚ the extent of physical harm‚ police department‚ city‚ race‚ income gender etc. To elaborate‚ a violent crime is more likely to be reported in comparison to theft crimes. The victim may be hesitant on reporting if they resisted with a weapon and caused harm during the altercation. Victims that deal with crimes involving their vehicles could determine whether

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    Victim Assistance Programs

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    concept of a victim is any person that has been done wrong by another. The definition of a victim is “is a person who has suffered financial‚ social‚ psychological or physical harm as a result of a crime and‚ in the case of homicide‚ is a member of the immediate family of the victim.”(1). Victims have been around since the beginning of civilized time before there were laws or any type or rules to govern the people. It was a struggle for power and survival and many people became victims of wrong doing

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