Explain crime victims, Explain and reflect on Crime Victims

Explain crime victims

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Explain and reflect on Crime Victims and Offenders in Mediation as a method used when working with crime victims in social work and Discuss possible risks and benefits (ref. Umbreit, (1993)

Umbreit, M. S. (1993). Crime victims and offenders in mediation: An emerging area of social work practice. Social Work, 38(1), 69-73.

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