2011
DOI: 10.7202/1005796ar
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La justice réparatrice et les crimes graves

Abstract: Les besoins des victimes d’actes criminels violents sont multiples. Les victimes ont, entre autres, besoin de se sentir soutenues et reconnues en tant que victimes et de participer aux procédures judiciaires. Plusieurs études scientifiques révèlent que les interventions réparatrices ont la capacité de répondre à ces besoins. Bien que les victimes ne soient pas toujours intéressées par une telle approche, celles qui acceptent d’y participer sont effectivement satisfaites de l’offre réparatrice. On pourrait dépa… Show more

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“…As a result, victims are treated as objects and used by legal actors in order to advance their case. The absence of any role for victims in the criminal justice system, other than that of witness, is often seen as the root of victims' frustration with criminal justice and an important source of secondary victimization (Baril, Durand, Cousineau, Gravel, 1985;Shapland, 1985;Wemmers, Cyr, 2004;Cyr, 2008;Van Camp, Wemmers, 2011).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As a result, victims are treated as objects and used by legal actors in order to advance their case. The absence of any role for victims in the criminal justice system, other than that of witness, is often seen as the root of victims' frustration with criminal justice and an important source of secondary victimization (Baril, Durand, Cousineau, Gravel, 1985;Shapland, 1985;Wemmers, Cyr, 2004;Cyr, 2008;Van Camp, Wemmers, 2011).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%