Victim Compensation Program

Compare and contrast the three primary financial remedies available to victims of crime
Victim compensation program
The justification and theory underlying victims' compensation are that the victims are, in reality, victimized by the social system. Moreover, the suspect is "innocent until shown to be guilty" to the iniquity of the system. This protects the criminal while the victim is unable to hear his pain and complaints. In addition, in the form of appeals, the offender is granted extra protection. The criminals might perhaps get light treatment, such as rehabilitation or probation, after which they will be released to work. It is apparent from this explanation that the system is predisposed to the criminal's side. The second reason why the government should repay victims is evident at this time. This is because social justice may be accomplished with such compensation.
Court-ordered restitution
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