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Newly revised for 2009 with a Spanish language feature and special DVD packaging, this video educates victims about the investigative and criminal justice processes so that they may better understand and assist in the investigation and prosecution. Through the testimonials of victims of violent crimes, viewers gain insight into victims experience with the criminal justice system in key areas of: violent crime investigative procedures, step-by-step explanation of the criminal justice process, and courtroom proceedings.
Designed to be a tool and resource distributed to victims by law enforcement officers/investigators as well as victim advocacy groups, victim outreach programs, and providers of victim services. Agencies are encouraged to obtain additional free copies from POST to directly distribute to victims or victim agencies.
The DVD program is presented in English and Spanish languages, includes bilingual viewers' guides, and offers two viewing options:
1. Play Telecourse in its entirety (100 min.)
2. Select among six Telecourse segments:
Victims Stories (9 min.)
In the Aftermath of Crime (13 min.) Introduction Eliminating Suspects Whos Who in the Investigation Being Open with Information Keeping Notes Putting the Case Together
The Criminal Justice System (55 min.) Introduction Arraignment Charging Decisions Pre-Trial Hearings The Presumption of Innocence Pre-Trial Motions Delays, Continuances & Special Considerations Role of the DA Role of the Defense Role of the Judge Victim Advocacy Rights of the Defendant Victims Rights Unsolved Cases
Trial (15 min.) Jury Selection and the Trial Process Conviction Victim Impact Statements Sentencing
Enduring (5 min.)
Glossary and Terminology (3 min.)
This bilingual program has been specially packaged for easy distribution and includes a printed guide and information insert for viewers.
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