The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 2000 - Law |
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Page 84
... justice systems there has been increasing attention given to restora- tive justice and to the rights of victims of crime . So far as restorative justice is concerned , we have seen the spread of both formal and informal methods of ...
... justice systems there has been increasing attention given to restora- tive justice and to the rights of victims of crime . So far as restorative justice is concerned , we have seen the spread of both formal and informal methods of ...
Page 85
... justice and victims ' rights , but the history of criminal justice is strewn with examples of " good ideas " that were taken too far and , in some cases , that led to excesses of one kind or another . This paper asks ten important ...
... justice and victims ' rights , but the history of criminal justice is strewn with examples of " good ideas " that were taken too far and , in some cases , that led to excesses of one kind or another . This paper asks ten important ...
Page 352
... justice . Victims in future cases would be deterred from making complaints to the police by the expectation of courtroom publicity , and blackmailers would escape justice : to destroy the confidence of witnesses in potential future ...
... justice . Victims in future cases would be deterred from making complaints to the police by the expectation of courtroom publicity , and blackmailers would escape justice : to destroy the confidence of witnesses in potential future ...
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