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Revenge, Victim’s Rights, and Criminal Justice
International Journal of Applied Philosophy 14 (1):119-128 (2000)
Abstract
Barton’s view in Getting Even: Revenge as a Form of Justice (Open Court Chicago, 19991 is that revenge -- in the form of victim participation in trial. sentencing, and punishment -- should have a large place in criminal justice. I argue that what he suggests in the way of reform has no essential relation with criminal justice.Author's Profile
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