2017
DOI: 10.5553/proces/016500762017096001002
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Actuele opvattingen inzake civiel schadeverhaal via het strafproces

Abstract: Onlangs verscheen van onze hand het rapport Civiel schadeverhaal via het strafproces. 1 Aanleiding tot het onderzoek was de opdracht van het Wetenschappelijk Onderzoek-en Documentatiecentrum (WODC) om te bezien hoe de voegingspraktijk anno 2016 verloopt, in het bijzonder gelet op de in 2010 ingevoerde wijziging van het voegingscriterium (art. 361 lid 3 van het Wetboek van Strafvordering (Sv)). Maar ook anderszins was er voldoende aanleiding voor deze verkenning. Sinds de laatste evaluatie van 2007 2 zijn er n… Show more

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“…Lawyers are claimed to prevent secondary victimisation of victims of sexual crimes, especially when they become involved at an early stage of the process, such as during the interrogation (Elbers et al, 2018). Even though one Dutch study found lawyer involvement not to increase the chances of offender compensation being awarded (route 1) (Kool et al, 2016), legal aid is important in relation to access to compensation because lawyer involvement would seem to increase the amount of the compensation awarded (Soleto & Grané, 2018). In four of the five countries studied, victims of sexual crimes were eligible for state-funded legal aid, regardless of their income, during a criminal trial.…”
Section: Legal Supportmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Lawyers are claimed to prevent secondary victimisation of victims of sexual crimes, especially when they become involved at an early stage of the process, such as during the interrogation (Elbers et al, 2018). Even though one Dutch study found lawyer involvement not to increase the chances of offender compensation being awarded (route 1) (Kool et al, 2016), legal aid is important in relation to access to compensation because lawyer involvement would seem to increase the amount of the compensation awarded (Soleto & Grané, 2018). In four of the five countries studied, victims of sexual crimes were eligible for state-funded legal aid, regardless of their income, during a criminal trial.…”
Section: Legal Supportmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Another way to provide support to help victims access compensation is to use standardised forms. Using such a form for claiming financial compensation in a criminal court would seem to increase the likelihood of offender compensation being awarded (route 1) (Kool et al, 2016). However, four of the five countries studied-with the Netherlands being the exception-did not have a standard form for applying for compensation.…”
Section: Legal Supportmentioning
confidence: 99%