Analyzing victim witness programs


Assignment:

Q1. What is your opinion about victim witness programs that are run out of the prosecutor's office? 

Do you think they benefit the victim or serve the purpose of  managing victims so they are more willing to testify and cooperate with  prosecution?

Q2. Diversion is commonly used for first time domestic violence  offenders.  It is usually set forth in a plea bargain, giving the abuser  the opportunity to have the charges dismissed if he/she completes an  abuser treatment program. 

What is your opinion about the use of diversion in D.V. cases?  Does domestic violence abuser treatment work?

Q3. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ElJxUVJ8blw.

What does "everyone needs to unite" mean? 

List at least two ways it can be accomplished and explain why it will work.

List two things  you would recommend that would enhance a more collaborate relationship  between prosecutors and police in domestic violence cases.

Q4. When a domestic violence victim refuses to cooperate in  prosecution and the court process, including failing to report to court  when subpoenaed, should they be arrested and charged for violating a  court order? 

Should prosecutors force the victim to testify?

Your answer must be, typed, double-spaced, Times New Roman font (size 12), one-inch margins on all sides, APA format.

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