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학술저널
저자정보
류병관 (창원대학교)
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한국소년정책학회 소년보호연구 소년보호연구 제17권
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2011.12
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213 - 236 (24page)

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Although rehabilitation is no longer the only goal of the juvenile justice system, it certainly is and should remain an important component of our response to juvenile delinquency.Victim impact statements delivered in the strained and highly charged environment of the courtroom are unlikely to cultivate the healing and satisfaction victims seek after crime. Evidence suggests that many youth are not intellectually and emotionally equipped to meet the high expectations of judges and victims who expect offenders to demonstrate sincere remorse and contrition at the juvenile disposition hearing. Not only are victims disappointed by the child's inadequate responses to the victim impact statement, but judges are also more likely to penalize the child for his apparent disrespect and lack of empathy for the victim. These statements are valuable in the juvenile justice system because they allow victims to express pain and fear to the offender and may help victims find healing and closure after crime if they are meaningfully considered by the child. Victim impact statements may also aid in the child's rehabilitation if they are made at a time and in a forum that is safe and supportive for the child.Thus, to make better use of victim impact statements, these statements be excluded from the juvenile disposition hearing and instead be incorporated into pretrial diversion programs or post-disposition treatment plans that include counseling and other services for the child.

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