National Crime Victim Law Institute - Law School - Lewis & Clark

History/Theory of Victims’ Rights

 

Publications: 

 

• Abatement Ab Initio and a Crime Victim’s Right to Restitution (2020)
• Advancing Victims’ Rights Through Strategic Litigation: Taking a Page From History (2005)
  
• Anti-Stalking Statutes May Criminalize Implied Threats Without Running Afoul of Free Speech Protections: The National Consensus (2011)
• Arguments in Favor of Allowing Prosecutor-Introduced Evidence of Battering and Its Effects (2010) 
  
• Call for Judicial Leadership in The Victims’ Rights Movement (2006)
• Changing Landscape of Federal Criminal Practice (2006)
• Developing Victims’ Rights Law: A Study of Precedent and Dicta (2005)
• Effectuating Victims’ Rights Through Courthouse Design: Maricopa County Court Tower (2009)
  
• Ensuring Individual Rights Are Not Diminished in the Face of Mass Victimization (2008)
• National Survey of Laws That Authorize or Recognize Private Citizen-Initiated Investigation and/or Prosecution of Criminal Offenses (2018)
• The Fundamental Nature of Rights: Only the Person to Whom A Right Attaches Can Waive that Right (2007)

• Fundamentals of Victims’ Rights: A Brief History of Crime Victims’ Rights in the United States (2011)

• Learning Across Movements: The Example of Rape Victim Standing in Rape Shield Procedures (2005)
  

• Polyvictims: Victims’ RIghts Enforcement as a Tool to Mitigate “Secondary Victimization” in the Criminal Justice System (2013)

• Protecting the Victims of “Victimless” Crimes (2011)
• Rape Victims’ Access to Justice: Understanding and Combatting Pervasive Rape Myths (2014)
• Review of ABA’s Guidelines for Fair Treatment of Crime Victims and Witnesses (2005)
• Use of the Term “Victim” in Criminal Proceedings (2014)
  

 

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