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Stresses Victim’s Rights

l/^OCEAN CITY - ‘The criminal justice system has got to stop treating crime victims like pieces of evidenc?.and start treating them like human beings." New Jersey Council on Crime Victims chairman Robert Grayson told the High Sclrool History Club

recently.

Grayson said that agencies to help cringe victims should be established irv I every county and the needs | of the victim should be considered a priority by those in the criminal justice

. system.

•IF WE EXPECT the victim to come forward and work with law enforcement officials to get a conviction, Then we must pro . vide that victim with some assistance to help in the recovery process," said •Grayson, wfoo also serves as Paterson Crime Victim

Advocate.

He told the students that all too often, law enforcement officials forget that victims of break-and-entries are also traumatized, anrHheir feelings must be considered as well. •CRIME VICTIMS are rarely told of-the outcome of a trial Nit which tHfe'y

r testified, they are rarely I /told when the sentencing

for a criminal is scheduled, they are rarely told when a plea bargain has been struck The victim’s rights are constantly trampled upon, and then we. wonder why people, don’t want to get involved with the system," Grayson said. •The victim is the most valuable asset the court system has. It's usually the victim — and someone who may witness a crime

crime victims artd to serve as a voice for the crime victim. Grayson himself was the Victim of a violent mug

ging by four men seven years ago which left him •permanently blind in his

right eye.

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who will make or break a -I case. But unfortunate!^, | victims and witnesses are _ not treated as though they ■ were important,Grayson | said ■ THE SPEAKER urged J the students to support ■ several pieces of legisla- § tion including fhc "Crime ■ Victims’ Bill of Rights," so ■ that-o crime victims are no Idnger overlooked by the criminal justice system" He also called for tougher sentences for .violent

criminals.

The Council on Crime Victims was established in 1978 to fight for the rights of

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