And justice for all? Aboriginal victims of sexual violence
And justice for all? Aboriginal victims of sexual violence
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DOI：
10.1177/1077801208317291
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发表时间：
2008-06-01
影响因子：
2.2
通讯作者：
Alaggia, Ramona
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作者：
Dylan, Arielle;Regehr, Cheryl;Alaggia, Ramona
近年来，人们越来越关注刑事司法系统内对受害者的承认、支持和权利，导致司法行政方面的立法和程序改革，改善了受害者的经历。目前尚不清楚的是，是否所有受害者都从制度的变化中受益，而不分种族和社会阶层。这项研究调查的经验，土著人谁是性暴力的受害者与加拿大刑事司法系统。作者试图探索他们遇到的司法系统的角度，从第一次接触警察通过参与法院和社区服务提供者，利用扎根理论定性方法。他们的结论是，种族是决定人们在司法系统中如何看待受害者以及受害者如何对待司法程序的一个关键因素。
Concern for the recognition, support, and rights of victims within the criminal justice system has grown in recent years, leading to legislative and procedural changes in the administration of justice that have improved the experiences of victims. What is not clear is whether all victims have benefited from changes in the system regardless of race and social class. This study investigates the experiences Aboriginal people who are victims of sexual violence have with the Canadian criminal justice system. The authors seek to explore perspectives about their encounters with the judicial system from the point of first contact with the police through involvement with the court and community service providers, utilizing grounded theory qualitative methodology. They conclude that race is a key determinant in the manner in which a victim will be perceived by the people in the justice system and the manner in which the victim will approach the judicial process.