To Be a Victim: Encounters with Crime and Injustice

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Plenum (1991)
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Care about Deterrence.Why Retributivists Should
Perpetrators of Violent Crime as Potential Victims of Research in Prison.Mary Ellen Waithe
Preferring Punishment of Criminals Over Provisions for Victims.Roger Wertheimer
The Controversy over Shared Responsibility.Is Victim-Blaming Ever Justified
Victims of injustice.President Ronald Reagan
Weapons Control Laws.in Common-Law Jurisprudence
Why the concern for victims.Diane Sank & Sank Firschein
Survivors of crime.  (pages 27--42)Marlene A. Young
Thoughts About Victims of Crime and Injustice and the Nature of Justice.  (pages 43)Max Hamburgh
The concept of Victimhood.  (pages 53--62)James E. Bayley
A. Victims and Society.  (pages 65)William S. Gilbert & John E. Kennedy
Street-Crime Victim Compensation, Retributive Justice, and Social-Contract Theory.  (pages 87)Gilbert S. Fell
Rescuing Victims—from Social Theory.”.  (pages 101)Tibor R. Machan
A Systems Science Approach to Crime, Criminal Justice, and Victim Justice.  (pages 117)John T. Chu
African-Americans, Crime Victimization, and Political Obligations.  (pages 141--58)Bill Lawson
The Rights of Child Abuse Victims.  (pages 161)Marie-Louise Friquegnon
Victimology and blaming the victim: The case of rape.  (pages 171--177)Susan R. Peterson
Victims in Seventeenth-Centu ry Witchcraft Trials.  (pages 179)Albert G. Hess
Computer Crime and Victim Justice.  (pages 217)John T. Chu
Patient-Nurse and Nurse-Patient Abuse.  (pages 235)Bertram Bandman
Justice for Health Consumers and Providers.  (pages 249)Bertram Bandman
Victims of Genocide.  (pages 271)Burton M. Leiser
Weapons Control Laws.  (pages 295--314)David I. Caplan
Behind Barbed Wire.  (pages 315)Michio Kaku
The Law and Morality in War Crimes Trials.  (pages 333--56)Sander H. Lee
Victims and Arms in Classical Legal Philosophy.  (pages 359--369)Stephen P. Halbrook
Is Gun Control Legislation a Solution for Protecting Victims?  (pages 371)J. Grassi
The Controversy over Shared Responsibility.  (pages 395--408)Andrew Karmen
Preferring Punishment of Criminals Over Provisions for Victims.  (pages 409-421)Roger Wertheimer
What Hope for Victims?  (pages 425)Diane Sank

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