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... victims have been limited to acting as a witness for the prosecution ; their own needs and views have been ... victims of crime , some dating back to the early 1900s , but a comprehensive victim assistance strategy has been lacking ...
... victims have been limited to acting as a witness for the prosecution ; their own needs and views have been ... victims of crime , some dating back to the early 1900s , but a comprehensive victim assistance strategy has been lacking ...
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... victims ' complaints focused upon investigative inadequa- cies , failure to keep them informed may also have been a contributing factor in their concerns . Absence of feedback , for example , may make victims feel that officers are ...
... victims ' complaints focused upon investigative inadequa- cies , failure to keep them informed may also have been a contributing factor in their concerns . Absence of feedback , for example , may make victims feel that officers are ...
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NZLJ. A greater proportion of victims of violent offences than either victims of household offences or victims of individual property offences contacted organisations for help or advice . Need for targeting The fact that so few victims ...
NZLJ. A greater proportion of victims of violent offences than either victims of household offences or victims of individual property offences contacted organisations for help or advice . Need for targeting The fact that so few victims ...
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