Faherty, Sara

Explores victims and victims' rights from various perspectives, including the psychological consequences of victimization, the divergent responses of victims seeking justice and emotional healing, and the tension between granting the wishes of victims and protecting the rights of criminal defendants.

Contains three sets of articles that provide opposing perspectives on issues related to welfare reform, debating whether society has an obligation to care for the poor, whether recipients of benefits should be made to work, and whether families on welfare should also receive guidance on how to become self-sufficient.