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What are the rights of crime victims?

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Honest and realistic answer: Unfortunately there are none.

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What does being a victim in a crime mean?
A victim is a person directly and proximately harmed as a result of the commission of an offense (i.e.: the one against whom the offense was committed).
What is crime without victims?
Victimless.
What is considered a special victims crime?
Any crime that involves victims who by age, physical or mental condition or by nature of the crime committed against them, have special concerns and/or needs or require special attention.
How can you help a victim of a crime?
give them all of the help, support and love you canor kill them
What are the victims rights when their case is dropped?
There are three methods by which cases can be "dropped." (1) Nolle Prosequi - by the prosecutor (2) Dismissal WITH Prejudice - by the judge (3) Dismissal WITHOUT Prejudice - by the judge. To answer...