Police, Victim and Victim Justice

Police, Victim and Victim Justice
ISBN-10
8174790438
ISBN-13
9788174790439
Category
Abuse of administrative power
Pages
224
Language
English
Published
2001
Publisher
Kaveri Books
Author
James Vadackumchery

Description

Wounded Justice - Is A Reality In Administration Of Criminal Justice By Police. Victims Of Crime, Victims Of Abuse Of Power/Misuse Of Authority, Victims Of Circumstances And So On Are Of No Concern For Police In The Prevailing Rule Of Law And Criminal Justice Administration. As There Is Always A Victim At The Other End Of Every Police Action, Victime Justice Administration Assumes Greater Importance In The Year To Come. Wounded Justice Must Be Healed And The Subject Matter Of This Book Is All About Police, Victim And Victim Justice. Victims Of Crime And The Victims Of Police Action Are As Important As The Crime-Doers And The Police Functionaries Who Deal With Them. Respect For Human Person And His Dignity Becomes A Matter Of Paramount Importance In Police-Victims Interaction And That Is What Dr James Vadackumchery Speaks About In This Book. He Speaks For And Against The Police And Their Victims. The Treatment Of The Subject Thus Makes The Book Unique In Victimology And Victim Justice Administration. This Is The 37Th Book Of The Author In The Area Of Crime, Police And Justice. Chapter 1: Police As Victims And Victimised, Chapter 2: Police As Victimizers, Chapter 3: Police And Victim Justice, Chapter 4: Police, Victim And Victimology, Chapter 5: Indian Police And International Thinking On Victim Justice, Chapter 6: Victim Justice, Police And Equal Justice, Chapter 7: Police, Victim Justice And Third Millennium, Chapter 8: Wounded Justice And Victims, Chapter 9: Victimization Of Society And Victim Justice.

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