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What do victims want from the CJS? What they don’t want? • Victim policies: Key policy developments and examples  Victim compensation scheme (1964)  Victims code (2006, 2013, 2015, 2020)  ‘Getting it Right for Victims and Witnesses’ (2012) • Why it is so difficult to develop a victim centred CJS? (I) Impact of Victimisation (II) Attritional logic of the CJS (III) Bureau-professional ‘logics’ of the CJS (IV) Offender focus of the CJS (V) Adversarial justice and th...

A short history of restorative justice • From retributive justice to restorative justice • Restorative justice in practice  Examples of RJ programmes ‘  Victims’ experiences of restorative justice • Potential problems and concerns • Debates on the suitability of RJ:  Case study I: RJ and violence against women  Case study II: RJ in cases of serious and organized crime (SOC)

Media, newsworthiness, and victims • Ideal and non-ideal victim(s) in the context of the media:  Hierarchy of victims and credibility  Ideal offenders and suitable enemies  Implications: media and policy • Trial by (social) media and example cases