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ABA Guidelines Acknowledging Victim Issues Include:

Guidelines for Fair Treatment of Victims and Witnesses in the Criminal Justice System.

Suggested Guidelines for Reducing Adverse Effects of Case Continuances on Crime Victims and Witnesses.

Recommendations for Reducing Victim and Witness Intimidation.

Criminal Justice Sentencing Alternatives and Procedural Standards 18-5.9.

Criminal Justice Prosecution Function 3-3.2.

Guidelines Governing Restitution to Victims of Criminal Conduct.

Guidelines for Fair Treatment of Child Witnesses in Cases Where Child Abuse is Alleged.

Chapter 2 Additional Resources

American Bar Association. 1987. Law and the Courts: A Handbook about United States Law and Court Procedures. Chicago: Author.

Siegal and Senna. 1994. Juvenile Justice. St. Paul, MI: West.

Territo, Halsted, and Bromley. 1992. Crime and Justice in America: A Human Perspective. St. Paul, MI: West.

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