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Giving a voice to victims in the Irish criminal process

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posted on 2020-11-06, 15:17 authored by Shane KilcomminsShane Kilcommins, SUSAN LEAHYSUSAN LEAHY, Eimear SpainEimear Spain
Many of us will become a victim of crime at some point in our lives, yet many victims chose not to report these crimes to the police. Ultimately, a large number of victims in Ireland are not engaging in the criminal justice system. Researchers from the Centre for Crime, Justice and Victim Studies (CCJVS), School of Law have sought to better understand this phenomenon with a view to understanding how best to engage with and support victims of crime, while also informing public policy and legislative reform.

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IRC, ERC, COSC

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