Abstract
On September 24, 2021, the Brooklyn Law Review brought together scholars looking at the role of the “victim” in the criminal legal system. Of consideration were the following questions: Who is labeled a victim and how does that impact outcomes and process? Where does the issue of victimization emerge, how is it received and what should the system’s response be? Who gets a voice? And when? Does the existing victim-offender binary further exacerbate a criminal legal system build on misogyny, xenophobia, and white supremacy? The series of articles and essays that make up this issue reflect the symposium’s multidimensional discussion and interrogate the way the legal system recognizes, or fails to recognize, those who have experienced harm.
Recommended Citation
Kate Mogulescu,
FOREWORD: The Role of the “Victim” in the Criminal Legal System,
87 Brook. L. Rev.
1105
(2022).
Available at:
https://brooklynworks.brooklaw.edu/blr/vol87/iss4/1