Victims and Rights in Canada - a Podcast
Amy and Georgia from Robson Hall discuss the evolution of victims' rights in Canada, highlighting historical exclusion and recent advancements. They explain how victims' rights have shifted from being nearly invisible to formally recognized, though still with limited enforcement. Key developments include the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms (1982), provincial Victims' Bills of Rights, and the Canadian Victims Bill of Rights (2015)
Reflections on the Victims Bill of Rights by A. Daub (UOttawa LLM Program)
The rights of the victim have been a hot topic of discussion in criminal law, but rarely are victims afforded participation or protection...
The Dangers of a Punitive Approach to Victim Participation in Sentencing: by ELIZABETH JANZEN
Elizabeth Janzen writes an impactful paper in: The Dangers of a Punitive Approach to Victim Participation in Sentencing: Victim Impact...
The Dangers of a Punitive Approach to Victim Participation in Sentencing: Victim Impact Statements
The Dangers of a Punitive Approach to Victim Participation in Sentencing: Victim Impact Statements after the Victims Bill of Rights Act...
