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Victim's Bill of Rights in Pennsylvania
15:49 - 24:29 (08:40)
Pennsylvania is the sixth state to enshrine a victim's bill of rights which grants victims and their families the right to appear in court and speak, especially in murder cases. Additionally, the parole office is held accountable for supervising the offenders properly to ensure victim's safety and wellbeing.
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The incorporation of victim's rights in the criminal justice system arose from the victim's rights movement in the 1980s, ensuring that they have a voice and presence in court proceedings and access to support services.
15:49 - 19:29 (03:40)
Summary
The incorporation of victim's rights in the criminal justice system arose from the victim's rights movement in the 1980s, ensuring that they have a voice and presence in court proceedings and access to support services. The attention given to victims reflects a step towards addressing their unheeded cries for justice and unattended personal, emotional, and financial wounds.
ChapterVictim's Bill of Rights in Pennsylvania
EpisodeMass Supervision
PodcastViolation
There are questions surrounding whether the Cains were too involved in Jake's parole case, pushing the boundaries of how parole works.
19:29 - 24:29 (05:00)
Summary
There are questions surrounding whether the Cains were too involved in Jake's parole case, pushing the boundaries of how parole works. However, the fact remains that the state treated Jake differently than most people on parole.