An increase in the proportion of the population that is considered older has led to growth in the number of older crime victims. Historically, older victims of crime have not received special attention; however, it is now recognized that the needs of older victims may be quite different from those of younger victims. Older victims
Initial research recognized wives as victims of domestic violence. Thereafter, it was acknowledged that unmarried women were also falling victim to violence at the hands of their boyfriends. Subsequently, the term ‘‘battered women’’ became synonymous with ‘‘battered wives.’’ Legitimizing female victimization served as the catalyst in introducing other types of intimate partner violence. Research Topics
This article delves into the multifaceted landscape of financial crimes within the United States, focusing on the often-overlooked aspect of victims’ experiences in the criminal justice process. The introduction provides a foundational understanding of financial crimes, emphasizing their diverse nature and the compelling need to address them. The first section explores the intricate details of
This article delves into the critical dimension of victims’ rights within the complex landscape of plea bargain negotiations in the United States criminal justice system. Grounded in a comprehensive examination of the legal foundations, the first section elucidates the statutory framework at both federal and state levels and scrutinizes pivotal court decisions that have shaped
This article delves into the intricate dynamics surrounding victims of human trafficking within the criminal justice process, particularly in the context of the United States. Beginning with an elucidation of the crime’s definition under U.S. law, the exploration encompasses the multifaceted dimensions of victim identification and recruitment, shedding light on the vulnerabilities and recruitment methods