Victims of crime for the first time will be allowed to directly confront the offenders who damaged their lives in court. Under a new code, victims will be able to choose to explain how a crime has hit them by reading out a Victim Personal Statement.
Victims of crime for the first time are to be allowed to directly confront the offenders who damaged their lives in court.
Under a new code, victims will be able to choose to explain to the court and offender how a crime has hit them through reading out a Victim Personal Statement.
Judges will then take this in to account when determining the sentence, the Ministry of Justice said.
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