I wrote about accident victims, suicide victims, murder victims, rape victims, victims of systemic injustice and perpetrators of fraud and political corruption.
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In shootings were there were victims, 20123 of the victims were male, compared to 157 female victims.
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Victims of sex trafficking are by definition victims of serial paid rape, thus victims of many, many, many rapes.
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He's not denying that victims of domestic abuse and gang violence are victims; he's saying they're victims who don't merit asylum.
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The victims What we know: The names of the victims.
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Thursday's roundtable will be about victims and families of victims.
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Whites are victims of extrajudicial police violence; whites are victims of the drug war; whites are victims of the deregulated financial system.
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We want to help the victims, the victims of crime, the victims of people who have already broken the law by being here.
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"Victims are not victims, not some fragile, sorrowful aftermath," she writes.
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The indictment alleges Epstein paid some victims to recruit additional victims.
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If you treat people like victims they'll start acting like victims.
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"Victims of trafficking often don't see themselves as victims," Supliguicha said.
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The plaintiffs included victims and relatives of victims of the Dec.
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Sixteen victims Friends of some of the victims identified them Sunday.
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Blunt trauma victims are often insured; penetrating trauma victims often not.
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The indictment alleges Epstein paid some victims to recruit additional victims.
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Mobs hung victims from trees, frequently mutilated victims and burned bodies.
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God bless all of the victims and families of the victims.
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In his apology to Epstein's victims, Lloyd said he had "committed financial resources" to help the victims and other sexual abuse and trafficking victims.
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Victims identified Mississippi officials on Wednesday released the names of the victims.
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Victims of attackers seek ways to reduce violence and help other victims.
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And they are victims, and they're victims because of something he did.
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The 2017 numbers include 106 transgender victims and 13 gender nonconforming victims.
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The victims did not know him; he did not know the victims.
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The victims did not know him; he did not know the victims.
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Condition of the victims: The two victims were sent to different hospitals.
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"Victims for Victims" was her most visible role, and her most unusual.
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So all victims are not equal: Some victims have status, some don't.
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The victims: Authorities confirmed the following people were victims in the Aug.
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Victims of crime are victims of crime no matter how or who.
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Remembering the victims: Funerals and viewings were held for several victims Tuesday.
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Meanwhile, the rates for other victims — including white victims killed with firearms, and black and Hispanic victims killed by other means — appear to have improved.
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We do not expect robbery victims to dust for fingerprints, or fraud victims to track down bank records or hacking victims to run computer forensics.
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In addition to the victims themselves, the parents of victims who were minors may apply to the fund, as can the legal representatives of deceased victims.
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Roughly three-quarters of all intimate partner murder victims were also victims of stalking by their partners, according to the National Center for Victims of Crime.
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RICCIO: And the victims who are true victims, their stories don&apost change.
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Victims who survive are among the likeliest to become perpetrators, or victims again.
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Some victims would need assistance applying for visas specific to victims of crime.
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Victims: We saw warplanes Hospitalized victims told CNN they saw planes drop bombs.
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And I wanted all victims and we had a discussion about which victims.
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"I am praying for the victims, the victims of drug addicts," said Enaje.
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Officials say it protects victims and defendants, but critics say it disadvantages victims.
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For all his victims, he hurt himself more than he hurt his victims.
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APTs are campaigns that target specific victims with consistent, sophisticated, and patient attacks rather than the one-off victims or victims of opportunity chosen by most hackers.
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Victims identified, mourned Identifying Brussels bombing victims has been a long and difficult process.
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The twins are AHS' first victims in a wildly long line of murder victims.
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In fact, 86 percent of detected male trafficking victims are victims of forced labor.
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An immense cohort of victims and potential victims now feel a sense of release.
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Criminals who are lawfully shot by crime victims are prohibited from suing the victims.
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But if not all the victims were Jews, only the Jews were all victims.
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The victims The victims ranged in age from 1 to 76 years, authorities said.
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He also paid some of his victims to recruit other victims, the document states.
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The millions of Hitler's victims were thus also victims of Richard's sparing of Angie.
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"They are victims, and we're treating that as such -- them as victims," he said.
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His victims included seven children among the victims while more than 500 were injured.
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Victims from across the globe Many of the victims hailed from around the world.
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"The plans were written in great detail as to how they would lure the victims, kill the victims, and dispose of the victims' bodies," the arrest affidavits state.
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Figures of trust among the victims, they can be relied upon to persuade the victims not to resist, to compound the fear of disobedience the victims already feel.
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Research also suggests that, though victims of violent crime are disproportionately poor and nonwhite, white victims are twice as likely as black victims to make victim-impact statements.
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Avenging victims of sexual abuse or victims of the mortgage crisis — which narrative would triumph?
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The archives will be made available exclusively to family of victims, or victims still surviving.
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"But, above all, Siciliano advises victims and potential victims to be persistent: "Maintain all documentation.
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"He knew the victims and the victims knew him, some of them," Garza told reporters.
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Four victims may have been sexually assaulted, and seven victims were military personnel, police said.
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The victims Most of the victims died in car crashes or when trees hit homes.
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In his rallies, he would tell stories of victims of rape and victims of shooting.
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That's because FEMA received 180 times as many claims from Harvey victims as Maria victims.
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If they act in solidarity with the victims and challenge elites, they may become victims.
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Organized criminal groups may pose as police or as criminal victims to rob unsuspecting victims.
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Other proposals included improving financial compensation for victims and ensuring individual support for child victims.
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He formed 13onze15, a group for victims and the families of victims of Nov. 13.
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Not only are they the victims of violent criminals, they are victims of the state.
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We can call the villains villains, the heroes heroes, the victims victims and ourselves complicit.
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The victims' lawyers and other victims of abuse were among those who joined the protest.
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Nothing empowers sex-crime victims to come forward like seeing other victims do the same.
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They also uploaded personal information from the victims to public sites, made harassing phone calls to the victims and their family members, and defaced victims' social media accounts, it says.
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While immigration benefits —T visas for trafficking victims and U visas for victims of violent crime — exist for victims of trafficking and violent crime, these are increasingly out of reach.
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Last year, about 12,000 male victims called — about 9 percent of victims who identified their gender.
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She founded the Victims for Victims organization that was dedicated to fighting for anti-stalking laws.
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She then went to visit victims in the church where Corbyn was pictured hugging crying victims.
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In 21625, 2900 percent of shooting victims were black; 220006 percent of shooting victims were Hispanic.
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Police soon determined that all four of the victims — including John Careaga — were victims of homicide.
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Placido Garay's victims were about the same age as his son's alleged victims, the outlet reports.
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In 2018, 2023,155 people were victims of racially motivated crimes, up from 5,060 victims in 21625.
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Victims' ages spanned decades The victims ranged in age from 1 to 76 years, authorities said.
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In the Koons case, no parents of the dead victims, nor direct living victims, were consulted.
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In fatal shootings, how many of the white victims were "innocent" as opposed to black victims?
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Other victims The Santa Barbara County Sheriff's Office released the names and ages of the victims.
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Members of the community joined the victims' families to remember the victims and pray for peace.
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The victims Four of the five slain victims have been publicly identified; two of them were grandparents.
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Prosecutors said that victims were recruited by Epstein's employees and other underage victims between 2002 and 2005.
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It's not only the victims who want to get out, he says, but potential victims as well.
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Many other victims remained behind, fearing that, as rape victims, they would be stigmatised in their community.
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Do you have a vicious, outrageous crime scene, and the victims are victims for no apparent reason?
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"I have been able to identify more non-Gacy victims than Gacy victims through this," he said.
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They are victims, and it's time for the D.A.'s office to start treating them like victims.
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Victims: The Department of Justice is moving forward with new rules for grants to help crime victims.
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Lawyers read from an additional seven victims' statements, and some of the victims just sat and observed.
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Islamic leaders and victims' families have been discussing holding a burial for all victims, possibly on Wednesday.
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Numerous studies have shown that victims of acquaintance rape were blamed more than victims of stranger rapes.
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Despite this high number of victims, the resources available to trans and non-binary victims are lacking.
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Victims tread a rocky road to justice Two of Epstein's victims spoke during his July detention hearing.
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Ultimately, 156 victims, in addition to more than a dozen indirect victims, including parents and spouses, spoke.
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The biases against victims remain, the fact that most victims of sexual assault don't come forward remains.
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Almost 4,000 victims are civil parties, this being the first international court where victims have this right.
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Iranian officials said 147 of the victims were Iranian, suggesting many of the victims were dual nationals.
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They are also not allowed to advise victims or potential victims of crimes to seek legal counsel.
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But I don't think the number of victims came anywhere near approaching those alleged victims of Kelly.
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In our criminal justice system, victims don't decide their perpetrators' sentences, because victims (understandably) cannot be objective.
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The U.S. government in 2015 established the U.S. Victims of State Sponsored Terrorism Fund to compensate victims.
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Separately, a federal judge has found that Acosta violated the Crime Victims' Rights Act by failing to notify Epstein's victims -- in fact, according to the judge, misleading those victims -- about Epstein's nonprosecution deal.
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Officials are relying on reports from the families of victims and survivors to estimate the number of victims.
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In addition to the two fatal victims, the 11 surviving victims were all in stable condition, Williams said.
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"Armed and trained women mean fewer rape victims, mean fewer assault victims, mean fewer soft targets," Loesch declares.
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Schools need to make it easy for victims to come forward, and to recognize they're victims at all.
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For now, lawmakers appear more interested in robbing the Crime Victims Fund than in helping victims of robbery.
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The victims remembered On Tuesday night, community members gathered at a church to pray and remember the victims.
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" Eric Morain, a lawyer for several victims' associations said the images were "an insult to the victims' dignity.
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The federal Crime Victims' Rights Act requires that victims be consulted about plea bargains and deferred prosecution agreements.
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A crime victims compensation fund will provide $6,500 to families of the victims for funeral expenses, officials said.
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Although the #MeToo movement has focused largely on female victims, men are often the victims of sexual assault.
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Coronavirus throws a wrench in victims' plans Abusers find ways to isolate victims without "shelter in place" mandates.
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The victims of military-style weapons that Dr. Gupta has treated in American cities are the silent victims.
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"This is a historic and hopeful day for clergy sexual abuse victims and sexual abuse victims," he said.
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The pain and harm experienced by their victims is real, and that's also true for Mr. Madoff's victims.
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The police study identified victims as young as 1, and nearly half of victims reported experiencing repeated abuse.
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Most Cuban Americans are either victims or direct descendants of victims of the authoritarianism of the Castro regime.
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That's why this project is dedicated to all the victims of totalitarian regimes, all the victims of terror.
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Nine of the 10 victims attended Monday's proceeding, said Oscar Barrera, a lawyer for some of the victims.
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CBS New York later clarified that two of the victims were the gunmen and three others were victims.
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Keep victims' addresses private This Senate bill would focus on victims of mass shootings and public records requirements.
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Advocates for sexual assault victims feared the move would curb protections and could discourage victims from speaking out.
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The grand jury reported that it had uncovered a ring of predatory priests in the Pittsburgh diocese who "shared intelligence or information regarding victims," created pornography using the victims, and exchanged victims among themselves.
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When this threshold of herd immunity is not met, the virus will inexorably find victims whose parents have failed to vaccinate, victims too young to be vaccinated, or victims with medical conditions that preclude vaccination.
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World Central Kitchen provides food for disaster victims around the world, including victims of Hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico.
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The victims News reports paint the shooting victims as men who came to Quebec in search of better lives.
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According to Pakistan's Acid Survivors Foundation, they are aware of 22 victims in 2018 and 37 victims in 2017.
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As one Osage told me, they were victims of these crimes, but they shouldn't be seen as just victims.
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We do not count as shootings those cases in which bullets pass through victims' clothes without striking the victims.
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"I'm definitely speaking out on behalf of the victims and all the victims that haven't come forward," she adds.
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It also set up a victims fund for therapy and other treatment and to reimburse victims for past treatment.
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But Marra said that prosecutors violated the Crime Victims' Rights Act in their dealings with two unnamed underage victims.
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It also set up a victims fund for therapy and other treatment, and to reimburse victims for past treatment.
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"If there were any victims, I apologize to those victims," Arpaio said at the time during a press conference.
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"The ones that are left behind are victims as much as the actual victims," Debra told PEOPLE in 2014.
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There were 28500,6900 victims of hate crimes motivated by sexual orientation in 2628, up from 28503,22019 victims in 2017.
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According to Brookings, 71 percent of the cases involved only underage victims, and virtually all adult victims were female.
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Why should disabled veterans be treated worse than other disabled people, victims of war crimes, and victims of terrorism?
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Most of the victims whose deaths are labeled that way appear on Puerto Rico's list of 64 hurricane victims.
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Three of the charges applied to victims under 13, and three applied to victims 13 to 15 years old.
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The federal system, however, treats crimes against child victims way more seriously than it does those with adult victims.
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The victims in Thursday's case were not named in the indictment, and efforts to reach previous victims were unsuccessful.
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Another key aspect of the project is remembering the victims as individuals, through stories from the victims' family members.
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Islamic leaders and victims' families have been discussing holding a burial for all of the victims, possibly on Wednesday.
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Eighty percent of people [on death row have] killed white victims [while about half of murder victims are white].
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They blame victims for sharing intimate images, as if victims are responsible for the bad behavior of their abusers.
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The lawsuits argue that sexual assault victims do not receive equal treatment compared with victims of other violent crimes.
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"They are victims, and we're treating that as such -- them as victims," he said, according to CNN affiliate WLWT.
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Victims' names are withheld in court documents, and most professional news organizations do not identify victims without their permission.
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Victims speak out Several women who said they were victims of the group shared their experiences on social media.
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Jeff Anderson, an attorney who represents some of the victims, said the settlement favored the church over other victims.
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Remembering the victims: Vigils were held Monday for the Parkland shooting victims in nearby Miramar and Coral Springs, Florida.
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Most of the money has gone to settlements with victims, legal fees, support for offenders and therapy for victims.
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The dehumanizing of non-Western victims of Western violence is shocking: U.S. media outlets love to dramatize and endlessly highlight Western victims of violence, while rendering almost completely invisible the victims of their own side's violence.
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Other details -- such as transcripts of calls from victims or audio -- were withheld to avoid further traumatizing victims, Hopper said.
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Details: Victims were sent links to a malicious browser extension that would open a secret connection to the victims' system.
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Prosecutors said Epstein kept an "ever-expanding web of new victims" by paying some of his victims to recruit others.
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He has taken some steps to cover his tracks and we have to uncover these victims and identify these victims.
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Although female victims more often tend to be the focus, men are also vulnerable of being victims of sexual abuse.
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Female bullies/victims were at higher risk for developing agoraphobia, while male bullies/victims were at increased risk for suicide.
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An additional 10 victims have been tentatively identified and three victims need scientific identification, the city said in a statement.
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Four of the victims had life-threatening injuries, and the victims included people from Syria, Iraq and Ethiopia, Bones said.
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"We notice, unfortunately, that the violence continues to claim victims," said Evodie Ndemade, the vice president of a victims' association.
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Two GoFundMe pages — the Danforth Shooting Victims Fund and Danforth Strong — have been established to help victims and their families.
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The Cotton-Kennedy amendments would include requiring that victims or families of victims be notified when a criminal is released.
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Unlike the victims of Madoff, many of Stanford's victims have yet to receive compensation for the crimes committed against them.
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Peyton, who has treated animal burn victims for several years, said most of her burn patients are now wildfire victims.
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After the victims fell, the shooter got out of the car, walked to the victims and fired several more shots.
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When victims speak out, buyers of trafficking victims might begin to fear the voice inside the person they are abusing.
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That made attending impossible for many victims, but Matsch's ruling also presented the victims'-rights movement with an unparalleled opportunity.
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First we examined how their moral values related to their tendency to stigmatize victims versus to see victims as injured.
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The victims Four of Jones' victims were involved in his divorce proceedings or have a connection to someone who did.
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The plaintiffs included both victims of attacks carried out by Hamas and other groups, and family members of the victims.
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After the victims fell, the suspect got out of the car, walked to the victims and fired several more shots.
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In Africa, there were 3.1 victims per 100,85033 women, while there were 1.6 victims per 100,000 women in the Americas.
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An estimated 173 million adults were victims of forced sexual exploitation and 217 million children were victims of sexual exploitation.
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Several of the victims said they were referred to Pelaez either by other victims or members of their Instagram communities.
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Within 25 days of each hurricane, 5.1 million meals were provided for Harvey victims, versus 1.6 million for Maria victims.
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I also reach for ketamine to sedate gunshot victims, severe car crashes, or any trauma victims with low blood pressure.
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Only about 40 percent of female victims and 10 percent of male victims are reporting instances of assault, he said.
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The event raised millions for victims and families of victims in the terror attack 2 weeks ago following Ariana's concert.
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The victims: On Tuesday, the country observed a full day of mourning and began the first mass burials of victims.
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Robbie Kaplan, an attorney for one of the victims in the federal indictment, said the victims should not lose hope.
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"The notion that a school must diminish due process rights to better serve 'victims' only creates more victims," said DeVos.
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We watched you speak to the victims of natural disasters and we watched you comfort the victims of sexual assault.
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And not just in the dynamic of victims denouncing perpetrators, because that puts the victims at a lot of risk.
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If you would like to donate, today's diarist suggests doing so here (for human victims) and here (for animal victims).
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In 2011, the State Department reported 3,969 convictions with 42,291 identified victims -- less than half the victims identified in 2017.
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Victims ranged in age from 6 to 89 Harris on Tuesday released the names and ages of the 23 victims.
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In other words, the odds are stacked against victims of discrimination more than victims of medical malpractice or consumer fraud.
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Firms that were victims of business-email compromise schemes were often victims of ransomware attacks just months earlier, he said.
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But I would be surprised to learn that police shootings of "innocent" victims — those who were not engaged in any criminal conduct (which excludes minor traffic violations) — are as common with white victims as with black victims.
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For example, according to a military-wide survey conducted by the Defense Department's Office of People Analytics, 78% of victims who made reports were satisfied with their Special Victims' Counsel/Victims' Legal Counsel during the military justice process.
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Other goals include supporting women's reproductive rights, supporting abuse victims (especially victims of sexual abuse by priests), and rescuing black cats.
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"The victims were most likely journalists," the unnamed source said, though victims have yet to be identified by any news outlet.
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Victims&apos attorney Jeff Anderson says 450 victims of sexual abuse came forward as part of the archdiocese&aposs bankruptcy case.
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"I'm here today due to me seeing other victims and things that happened to other victims along the way," Scaff said.
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Relatives of the victims of the mosque assault sit outside the Suez Canal University hospital where victims were taken for treatment.
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All of the victims in the series of shootings, like the vast majority of gun violence victims in Baltimore, are black.
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Authorities suspect it is possible Betts-King had additional victims, and ask that victims come forward by calling (703) 246-7800.
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Hackers trick victims by sending links that appear to be from email providers that ask victims to enter their login details.
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Victims and family members of the victims were in court when the Australian suspect pleaded not guilty, according to the Herald.
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For victims of violent crime, including victims of domestic violence, there was guidance that they should not be detained or deported.
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Sending sympathy & strength to victims & people of Manchester Clinton's daughter, Chelsea, also expressed her condolences to the victims of the attack.
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"We've made so much progress, not just in regards to the media believing victims, but in people believing victims," said Goldberg.
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Eighty-five percent of victims were women, and 42 percent of female victims were between the ages of 20 and 29.
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"Many, many people, potential victims and victims have come forward to the university as part" of the settlement process, Lokman said.
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Last year, London had a total of 116 murders, including at least 80 stabbing victims and 10 gunshot victims, police said.
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What's happening next The last of three roundtable meetings will take place Thursday and will focus on victims and victims' families.
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Jurors also report being less compelled by victim-impact statements made by black victims than by those made by white victims.
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Both Comey and Berman repeatedly referred to the women who spoke on Tuesday as "victims," referencing the Crime Victims' Rights Act.
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February 2019: A judge ruled that prosecutors violated the federal Crime Victims' Rights Act by not letting 30 alleged victims testify.
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She and other members of the California delegation had pushed for wildfire victims to get the same treatment as hurricane victims.
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As many as 75,000 men are victims of sexual assault in the UK every year; around 9,000 are victims of rape.
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We are experiencing the same concerns about victims of sexual assault that women in 1991 had about victims of sexual harassment.
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" On who the victims are: "I think both Dr. Ford and Judge Kavanaugh are victims at the hands of the Democrats.
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Of those, 20 percent of victims were boys, and their average age was 12, although most victims (38 percent) were 15.
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"I'm asking the question — are we the victims of this one guy," she said, "or the victims of a bad system? "
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The rule also doesn't impact refugees or asylum seekers, as well as certain trafficking victims, victims of domestic violence, among others.
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Most of the victims were killed when torrential downpours caused a landslide which blocked a river, sweeping victims into the water.
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Mr. Kahan's father works for the Houston Police Department as the victims' rights advocate in the Houston mayor's crime victims office.
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" Matt Maddox, CEO of Wynn Resorts, in a statement Tuesday acknowledged that "there were many victims -- and those victims felt powerless.
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"I'm disappointed and sad for the victims today," said Issiaka Diaby, the president of the association for victims of the crisis.
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However, the additional funds suggested to be put forward by Congress are to be divided up among Hurricane Harvey victims in Texas and the Gulf Coast, to Hurricane Irma victims in Florida, and wildfire victims in California, which would leave Hurricane María victims in Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands, with very little to rebuild.
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Doug, Boulder It's heartbreaking to read about these people, people who are victims of change, victims of the technological revolution, victims of a global economy, victims of an economy where people want to pay the least amount of money possible for goods and where the companies who produce those products want to make the most profit possible.
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Update on hospitalized victims As of Monday, 18 shooting victims remained in the hospital -- four in critical condition, Orlando Medical Center said.
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All of the victims were hospitalized; Elder died while undergoing treatment while, as of publication, the remaining victims were expected to survive.
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Both had personal connections to the victims: Hagwood had been a teenage schoolmate of victims Johnny Sharp, 15, and Dana Wingate, 17.
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It's like, OK, this is what happened, but all the victims are black and nobody cares about black victims… let's mention that.
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And then, respecting the victim, and giving the victims space, and letting the victims decide if they want to be on camera.
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We build software to help police departments prioritize caseload and identify and recover trafficking victims and victims of sexual exploitation of children.
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The Las Vegas Strip pays tribute to the victims of the Route 91 Harvest country music festival shooting victims on Oct. 2.
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And allowing those assets to compensate victims of terrorism if, in fact, those victims got a judgment in a court of law.
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They're given handouts describing how the criminal-justice process works, how to apply for victims' compensation and information on victims' support groups.
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He also used his victims to solicit other young victims — a common practice used by child predators, as reported by VICE News.
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Epstein "knew that many of his New York victims were underage, including because certain victims told him their age," the indictment said.
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You see what victims go through when they do speak out and women are fearful and men who are victims are fearful.
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The victims arrived from 95 countries, with the highest number of female victims supported by The Salvation Army from Albania and Nigeria.
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"Human labor trafficking victims are hard to pinpoint because some of them don't have physical proof that they are victims," Bacani says.
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Details: 3 victims sustained life-threatening gunshot wounds, and 6 of the 7 victims are still being hospitalized, per the Star Press.
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My thoughts go out to the other victims, families and friends of other victims of this weekend's tragic warehouse fire in Oakland.
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It's the alleged victims and the alleged victims only who can do that, and they should never feel pressured to do so.
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The NDAA would also expand special victims counsel training so that counselors have more training specifically on male victims of sexual assault.
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Until the mid-20th century, said McNeill, "every war had more disease victims than combat victims," in many cases spread by mosquitoes.
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About four in 10 victims were trafficked for forced labor, most of them men, compared with three in 10 victims in 2007.
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Bystanders could use the kits to help victims, or first responders on the scene could use them when multiple victims are injured.
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"My judgment on her experience is based on a lot of experience working with domestic assault victims, domestic violence victims," Heitkamp said.
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Obviously, white-collar crimes have victims, and those victims are sometimes deeply sympathetic—like people fraudulently foreclosed on by America's big banks.
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Experts don't know if this benefit within furry culture attracts victims of bullying but it could contribute to helping bullying victims heal.
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Pope prays for victims Pope Francis prayed for the victims of the attacks during his weekly Sunday audience in St Peter's Square.
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Among notified breach victims last year, 39 percent of minors became victims of fraud, versus 19 percent of adults, according to Javelin.
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The department's Office for Victims of Crime announced Thursday new guidelines to state agencies serving crime victims that are applying for grants.
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Mexican authorities said seven of the victims were Mexican nationals, and American authorities are yet to release a complete list of victims.
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The emperor has visited 50 countries; he has consoled victims of disasters; and he has paid tribute to victims of Japan's militarism.
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FBI statistics rely on reporting from local law enforcement, and in addition to the misgendering of victims, many victims avoid reporting incidents.
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The bankruptcy court plans an August hearing to confirm the settlement, which prohibits the diocese from referring to victims as alleged victims.
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Valoree Swanson on Facebook compares victims of gun control violence in America to "victims of gun control" in Germany after the Holocaust.
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The Melbourne Response capped payouts to victims at 50,000 Australian dollars ($38,000), far below what victims in other countries would later receive.
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Islamic leaders and victims' relatives have been discussing whether to hold a burial for all 50 victims at once, possibly on Wednesday.
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"We know that for victims of abuse, reporting is delayed, well past the age of 38 for most victims," Mr. Isely said.
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"That extension of the statute of limitations is really fortuitous for Epstein victims, and for any victims in New York," Bloom said.
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The California law grants crime victims 17 rights in the judicial process, including tightening parole requirements and protecting victims from the defendants.
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There are still victims receiving substandard treatment from cops and ER doctors who don't know how to deal with assault victims sensitively.
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Each indictment can have multiple victims or suspects, and the commission said that the 16 submitted covered the cases of 245 victims.
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We have to remind ourselves that we're still here unlike those Las Vegas victims and unlike the victims in the Texas shooting.
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El Paso's victims: The death toll rose to 22 on Monday after 2 victims died in the hospital, El Paso police said.
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The BSA intends to use the Chapter 11 process to create a Victims Compensation Trust that would provide equitable compensation to victims.
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Victims' issues were not only on the table; victims themselves were at the table, regularly and often, asserting their rights and concerns.
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Three victims have come forward in that case, but Mr. Salinas said he believes the real number of victims is much larger.
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Women and female-identifying individuals made up 89% of the victims with men and male-identifying individuals comprising about 8% of victims.
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VICE News met with eight alleged victims of Burundian peacekeepers in Bangui, including four victims of gunshot wounds, torture, and extrajudicial detentions.
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Trump has mastered the art of victim-shaming, whether it be about victims of sexual assault or victims of the California fires.
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Investigations have found, for instance, that homicides involving black victims are much less likely to be solved than those with white victims.
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Like Kearns, Meyers has spent the past two weeks helping victims of the fires, including rehousing some victims in church members' home.
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But, as the federal judge noted earlier this year, the Justice Department did in fact violate the Crime Victims' Rights Act, which enumerates the rights of victims in federal court cases, by not informing Epstein's victims about the plea deal.
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Sumwalt said most of the victims were found inside the vehicle following the crash and one or two victims may have been ejected.
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In terms of relief items, victims don't spend money on these necessities — all relief items are donated to BStrong, then given to victims.
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The strike's unintended victims While the strike called attention to issues educators faced in the schools, there were a number of unintended victims.
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"Our hearts are with the victims of the Santa Fe High School shooting, and with all victims of gun violence," stated the representative.
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Moreover, as part of his activities trying to extort hacking victims of money, he exposed his name by sending victims his banking information.
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Like other victims' families, Melendez's relatives are grateful for what Papp and her friends have done for the future of the victims' children.
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"The victims didn't strike me as victims, and I have better things to do with the resources of the office," Vance told McKinley.
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You can donate to the victims of Mexico City quake here, as well as the victims of the Chiapas and Oaxaca earthquakes here.
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The number of transgender murder victims could be higher, GLAAD said, because police, media and families at times misreport the gender of victims.
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Fewer than 10 victims have officially come forward to the Marines, Neller said, although he acknowledged The War Horse reported about 30 victims.
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Although there were no connections between the victims, Dalton seems to have premeditated the attacks, even though he apparently chose victims at random.
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Families of the victims have been notified, and a list of victims should be released in coming days, said James, the brigadier general.
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California's death row inmates have murdered over 1000 victims, including 226 children and 43 police officers; 294 victims were raped and/or tortured.
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" Per ABC, Trump said in 1998: "I don't necessarily agree with his victims, his victims are terrible...He is really a victim himself.
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These inmates have brutally murdered more than 1000 victims, including 226 children and 43 police officers; 294 victims were raped and/or tortured.
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The bill has outraged advocates for asbestos victims, who say legislation will slow the payment process and make victims susceptible to identity thieves.
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The Justice Department's Office for Victims of Crime is pushing new guidelines to state agencies serving crime victims that are applying for grants.
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We have represented victims of torture from across the spectrum: Muslim Brotherhood members, liberals, leftists, victims of arbitrary arrest and even government supporters.
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Seventeen percent of hate crime victims were between 12 and 17 years old, and nearly a third of victims were 24 and under.
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"The outpouring from our community to the victims and families of the victims is absolutely what you would expect from a Southern city."
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Some victims, like Ms. Judd, seek restorative justice, a remedy intended to heal victims and prevent reoffending through accountability and restoration — not incarceration.
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"The victims didn't strike me as victims, and I have better things to do with the resources of the office," Mr. Vance said.
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And crime victims funds in California and Nevada have already paid out $3.4 million and $2.9 million, respectively, in benefits to the victims.
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Victims can go above the commander, but there are strong disincentives to do so because victims fear retaliation and isolation from the unit.
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He has also attended victims' funerals and visited Ciudad Juárez, Mexico, which was the home of some of the victims of the shooting.
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The family statement acknowledged resistance to Ebbers' early release from victims of WorldCom's collapse, but said that many victims also expressed their support.
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Remains of some victims will arrive soon, Trudeau says So far, no remains of Canadian victims have been returned to Canada, Trudeau said.
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And in it, I want you to clearly understand, it says, plainly the law does not limit victims impact statement to direct victims.
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The crimes that have landed people on death row have inflicted deep and immeasurable pain on their victims and those victims' loved ones.
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Ray allegedly ensnared many of his victims while they were teenagers, Berman said, and his alleged initial victims were his daughter's college roommates.
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But the victims on Sunday's explosion were two white men, leaving open the question of whether the victims' identities matter to the bombmaker.
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Responding police officers found two victims on the city's west side and tracked the suspect along trails where they found several more victims.
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Attack victims: The two victims of last week's knife attack in London were bright, idealistic young people who believed passionately in prison rehabilitation.
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How to help the victims of the California mudslides Latest developments • Victims list: Officials have released the names of the 23 people killed.
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The victims Authorities have not publicly identified the seven deceased victims, but Gerke said Sunday they ranged in age from 15 to 57.
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Sudanese victims did not receive any compensation following the settlement, as the U.S. Congress diverted the funds to victims of domestic terrorist attacks.
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Gifts to help victims of sex trafficking start new lives Experts say there are thousands of sex trafficking victims in the US alone.
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No More's website lists "Let [domestic violence victims] know you believe them" as the second step of their primer for helping abuse victims.
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On Monday, victims abused by priests from several countries are meeting the Chilean victims to denounce the Vatican's inadequate response to sexual abuse.
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At his convention over the summer, his speaker lineup included a roster of victims, or relatives of victims, of crimes committed by immigrants.
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The inner ring chairs have names of the Columbine victims, the outer ring chairs have names of the Parkland High School shooting victims.
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The university said it will pay $425 million to the 332 victims, setting aside $75 million for any future victims who come forward.
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That number rose to nearly three incidents per year during the 6.33s (6.1 victims murdered, 5.3 wounded per incident); four incidents per year during the 1990s (5.6 victims murdered, 5.5 wounded per incident); four incidents per year during the 2000s (6.4 victims murdered, 4 wounded per incident); and four incidents per year from 2010 through 2013 (7.4 victims murdered, 6.3 wounded per incident).
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"All of the attacks occurred at night, all of the victims suffered multiple stab wounds, all of the victims were stabbed with the knife, each of the victims was attacked in or around her home and in close proximity of Mr. Gargiulo."
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While Anon-IB was willing to work with groups like BADASS to take down photos when victims asked, the most popular network of sites sharing NCP currently will now instead move content behind a paywall when victims—including underage victims, per Bowden—complain.
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The Victims of Immigration Crime Engagement (VOICE) will "support victims of crimes committed by criminal aliens through access to information and resources," according to its website, and will operate a hotline to answer victims' questions (which was immediately spammed with calls about UFOs).
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Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly addressed victims of illegal immigration crime at the opening of the Victims of Immigration Crime Engagement Office (VOICE) Wednesday.
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Guns, cash and cocaine recovered Police learned of a "stash house" with more victims and found 16 more victims in "deplorable conditions," he said.
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Research suggests most victims of domestic violence have experienced such controlling behavior; it is one of the main reasons victims cannot leave their relationships.
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Although most victims of acid attacks worldwide are women, most victims in Britain are men, with cases often linked to robberies or gang violence.
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The Ugandan court has appointed victims' counsels, distinct from those for the prosecution and defence, who liaise with communities and represent victims in court.
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The billboards will rotate every four weeks to spotlight different victims, while the bus-shelter posters feature 48 homicide victims whose cases remain unsolved.
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Even worse, the attacks are believed to be ongoing, and some victims still might have no idea they were the victims of a cyberattack.
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Over the same period, the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) approved payments of $142m to victims of Harvey, and $6m to victims of Maria.
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It's in the interest not only of Yazidi victims but of all Iraqis because all sects of Iraq have been victims of ISIS violence.
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Research has also consistently shown that murders of white victims are more likely to result in a death sentence than murders of minority victims.
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Even crime victims have said long sentences don't serve their needs, and that money could be better spent on crime prevention and victims services.
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T Visas, for all trafficking victims, are capped at 3003,000, while U visas, in which victims must prove substantial abuse, are capped at 10,000.
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The FBI is legally mandated to identify victims of federal crimes that it investigates and provide these victims with information, assistance services and resources.
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"In Afghanistan, we have thousands of victims," said Ehsan Qaane, a lawyer working with the Transitional Justice Coordination Group, which helped victims prepare submissions.
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"The victims are not happy that he's not receiving one day of jail time," said Jeffrey Fritz, an attorney representing some of Cruciani's victims.
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However, family members of victims only had "days" of notice, and only two victims' relatives were able to get to the ceremony in time.
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Prosecutors say the men "enticed the victims into a cycle of abuse," between 1998 and 2005, when the victims were between 13 and 17.
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"On this very difficult day, we offer heartfelt condolences to today's victims and their families," the City of Orlando wrote on its victims' page.
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Families remember the victims The local medical examiner has not identified all the slain victims, but families and close friends are sharing their stories.
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Prosecutor: Victims were exploited for their vulnerabilities Most of the victims were immigrants of South Asian or Middle Eastern descent, Cantlon told the court.
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Some photos showed the murder weapon -- a metal bar with a rope that McArthur used to strangle his victims -- around victims' necks, Cantlon said.
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Since Sunday evening, the city of Orlando has been releasing the names of confirmed victims on its website after notifying the victims' loved ones.
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In other words, Levy says, they can give law enforcement officials and victims' advocates more opportunities to spot sex trafficking and help its victims.
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He's accused of manipulating those girls into bringing him more victims, both widening his alleged sex trafficking ring and assuring victims would stay silent.
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The compensation fund for Epstein's victims is overseen by Kenneth Feinberg and Jordana Feldman, who worked on a fund for victims of the Sept.
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Although Sarah Edmondson and two other outspoken NXIVM victims are named in the lawsuit, other victims have chosen to join the civil lawsuit anonymously.
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More than one third of all of these victims were children at the time of the marriage, and almost all child victims were girls.
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The victims The university, in Mount Pleasant, identified the victims as the suspect's parents: James Eric Davis Sr., 48, and Diva Jeenen Davis, 47.
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But he implied that they were victims of a war in which all Ottoman citizens had suffered — rather than the victims of a genocide.
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The resignation comes after Stallman made comments about victims of child trafficker Jeffrey Epstein, including that the victims went along with the abuse willingly.
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Nationally, even though black people are victims in about half of murders, the majority of executions in 2017 were in cases with white victims.
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The Victims The gruesome discovery of McArthur's alleged trail of victims has rattled Toronto's Gay Village, a neighborhood known for its predominantly gay population.
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The school will donate that amount to a charity benefiting Epstein's victims or other sexual abuse victims, according to an August email from Reif.
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But Genie Harrison, a sexual harassment lawyer representing one of the alleged victims, said the agreement was better than the alleged victims getting nothing.
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Meanwhile ... the Penguins honored the victims with a special patch on their uniforms last week and donated $50,000 to help victims and their families.
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They often have a thirst for blood, draining their victims like vampires, although they occasionally just bite their human and animal victims to death.
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What it means for Harvey victims So what does the experience of Katrina's victims mean for the financial recovery of those flooded by Harvey?
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"A deal (to sell the company) would have been best for everyone involved, including victims, assuming a sizeable amount of money was set aside from the acquisition to compensate victims," said New York lawyer Doug Wigdor, who represents multiple victims of Weinstein's alleged abuse.
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The audit found that while victims of cyber crimes were sent notification letters, the same practice wasn't applied to victims in cyber cases tied to national security, "resulting in many victims that are not informed of their rights" under Department of Justice (DOJ) guidelines.
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While police arrested someone in 63 percent of the killings of white victims, they did so in just 20143 percent of those with black victims.
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"Many victims are left unsupported, many are not recognized as victims at all, and traffickers get away with their crimes as a result," McQuade added.
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The issue, says victims' advocate Maureen Curtis, is that Kelly is said to rely on psychological coercion to control his victims, not on physical restraints.
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Most of the victims were found with severe burns on their upper torsos, and autopsies of two victims confirm that they were lit on fire.
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Half of all gun homicide victims in this country are men between the ages of 15 and 34; two-thirds of those victims are black.
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Though investigators had identified Rasmussen as the man who likely killed the four Bear Brook victims in 2017, the victims' identities were still a mystery.
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There&aposs a lot of victims out there and what I want to hear from the left is a conversation about all the victims, right?
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Multiple advocates for victims of sexual assault said they saw the move to relocate Osgood as effectively pushing him out of the Special Victims Division.
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According to U.S. crime reports, about one in six murder victims are killed by an intimate partner, as are over 40% of female homicide victims.
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The administration also wants Congress to approve new tax relief for victims of recent California wildfires, which mirror what Congress awarded recently to hurricane victims.
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Representatives for the victims and the university met behind closed doors this week to hash out the settlement for 332 victims, formally announced on Wednesday.
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The list also anonymized submitters and victims, making it next to impossible for the self-identified victims of one alleged attacker to find each other.
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Machete-wielding attackers slashed the head of a health worker responsible for safely burying Ebola victims, so that their corpses do not infect new victims.
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Before the days of hashtags, she started the movement to empower victims and help them find other victims who understood what they were going through.
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A race to help the victims After the suspect was shot, Laura Creed ran to the bar and tried to render aid to the victims.
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An increasingly popular scam is the "grandparent scam," where impostors either pretend to be the victims' grandchild or claim to be holding the victims' grandchild.
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For those whites, the fight for power has become partly the expression of the odd and untenable claim of being the victims of their victims.
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Some of Cosby's alleged victims say they were assaulted decades ago but only came forward in the past year once they heard of other victims.
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That toll could increase further because some of the bomb victims at Maelbeek metro station were blown to pieces and victims are hard to identify.
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In other words, you can present other alleged victims' testimony in the jurisdiction, even if those women aren't charged as victims in that particular case.
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According to the National Center for Victims of Crime, immediate crisis intervention is crucial for victims who have been the target of a hate crime.
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Also enveloped into why victims don't report incidents is the theory of "perfect victims" who are perceived to be more credible sources of reported assaults.
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Inspired by the victims' desire to shield themselves from sanctions, these small acts of education among the victims are central to the economy of fear.
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Researchers found the program significantly helps victims of bullying, and data even suggested KiVa could decrease depression in the victims and raise their self-esteem.
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According to the Vera Institute of Justice, 86% of women in jail are victims of past sexual violence and 77% are victims of partner violence.
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Log files on servers used to coordinate the attacks helped it identify new victims and discover that some victims had been infected more than once.
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Meiggs and Harrington also stand accused of targeting victims' family members in bizarre and disturbing ways in an attempt to force victims to pay up.
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Remembering the victims On Sunday, the Florida State community -- including yogis, health care workers, students and faculty -- gathered to honor the victims of Friday's shooting.
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She's also raised funds for various causes, including victims of Louisiana and Nashville floods, as well as victims of tornadoes in the southern United States.
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Like most drone strikes, the specific numbers or allegiances of the victims vary depending on the media outlet, source, or information from the victims' families.
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Female jurors emotional over victims' testimony Jurors were affected by the testimony they heard from the alleged victims, which was at times graphic and emotional.
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Seeking punitive damages from the diocese, two of the victims filed a lawsuit in 22004, and the other two victims later brought lawsuits as well.
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The Penguins honored the victims as well last month ... with a special patch on their uniforms and donated $50,000 to help victims and their families.
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" The report concluded, "For black victims of homicide, like all victims of homicide, guns — usually handguns — are far and away the number-one murder tool.
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While police arrested someone in 63 percent of the killings of white victims, they did so in just 47 percent of those with black victims.
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Doctors want to save more gunshot victims by doing less Doctors want to save more gunshot victims by doing less This segment originally aired Oct.
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It is this bias that places victims in harm's way, allowing them and their children to potentially become the victims of gun and other violence.
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Since 2011, data from Mexico's National Migration Institute has documented 1,034 kidnapping victims in Tamaulipas — 75 percent of all migrant kidnapping victims in the country.
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As painful and terrible as it would be, especially for the families of victims, it may be time to release graphic video of the victims.
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It has set a target of $8.4 billion for payouts to wildfire victims, while pledging that all court-approved claims from victims will be honored.
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But what that would mean for victims who've already missed their windows -- including many of the victims mentioned in the report -- depends on several factors.
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The victims: Breakdowns of victims' nationalities differed: Iran's tally included 103 Iranians and two Canadians, while Ukraine said there were 82 Iranians and 63 Canadians.
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Parolees are routinely forbidden to have any contact with past victims, out of both a regard for the victims' rights and concern for their safety.
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Mr. Wilkes said that creating an office that focused on helping victims of undocumented immigrants left out one group of victims: the undocumented immigrants themselves.
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New York's law, the Child Victims Act, with its "look-back window" allowing victims one year to file civil claims, has resonated around the country.
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He hasn't treated victims of nation's mass shootings like colleagues in other hospitals, but he has seen his share of gunshot victims over the years.
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Though most of the reported rape victims were riders, Uber drivers were victims of other types of sexual assaults at roughly equal rates as riders.
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But another attorney representing other victims told the newspaper that the important thing was that MGM "stepped up" and settled, allowing victims to begin recovering.
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Focus on victims With the main suspect in custody, authorities turned their focus to the victims and the families of those who lost their lives.
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Sometimes their patients are victims, but the Ochoas are also victims of the system, trapped and left with this menu of decisions that are shitty.
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Similarly, private entities should, if victims request it, be encouraged to provide alternate places of work immediately to victims of sexual harassment or sexual assault.
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She also accused church officials of asking victims to report abuse only to the dioceses and pressuring victims into non-disclosure agreements or confidential settlements.
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New York state's Child Victims Act, which took effect in August, temporarily enables victims of child sexual abuse to file lawsuits over decades-old crimes.
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Creative cybercriminals have found a new way to try to convince victims to fork up their money faster: telling victims to think of the children.
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Panzi Foundation has teams of lawyers, lawyers who not only help these victims prepare their cases but also accompany the victims to courts and tribunals.
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The victims: The names of the victims have not officially been released, but authorities said those killed were aged between 15 and 57 years old.
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In 20163, shortly after Coates's essay was published, Vox's Dylan Matthews explained how cash payments have been used in previous reparations programs implemented in the US and other countries: The six clearest antecedent programs are those set up by Germany to compensate victims of the Holocaust, by South Africa to compensate victims of apartheid, by the US to compensate victims of Japanese internment during World War II, by the state of North Carolina to compensate victims of its forced sterilization programs in the mid-20th century, by the federal government to compensate victims of the Tuskegee experiment, and by Florida to compensate victims of the Rosewood race riot of 1923.
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A man overcome by grief pays tribute to the victims of the attacks during a minute of silence in memory of the victims of the Nov.
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All of the victims were hospitalized; the 1502-year-old woman died during treatment, while the condition of the other victims remained, as of publication, unclear.
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It's another stark example of the way the court system treats victims, and why it's so burdensome, and indeed, un-enticing, for victims to report abuse.
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At least 13,000 victims are estimated to be victims of modern slavery in Britain, but police say the figure is just the tip of the iceberg.
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In my experience, victims typically have no reason to lie, and juries can and will believe victims, particularly if their voices are supported by other evidence.
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He introduced new aliases and created dozens of Facebook accounts to contact victims, while also using text messages, Twitter, and Dropbox to communicate with the victims.
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Maktouf, representing the victims, said there were eight soldiers standing nearby who ordered not to use their weapons or even help administer first aid to victims.
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This, combined with the difficulty in identifying victims as many videos don't show their faces, means many women don't even report being molka victims to police.
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As far back as the late 19th century, whites were saying that blacks weren't so much victims of racism as they were victims of special treatment.
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He wants to change human-rights policy to "give priority to victims", though presumably he does not mean the victims of extra-legal killings by police.
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But unlike Nassar's victims, who went public and confronted Nassar during his televised sentencing, Jensen's victims can't bring themselves to do that, at least not yet.
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And we can't always require the victims to be the ones to speak up and tell their story because the victims only know their one story.
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Men can be victims of cyberstalking too, but the majority of victims are women, who tend to experience "particularly severe" harassment online, according to the survey.
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In 2015, more than 3,200 potential victims were referred to the authorities through a system set up the government to identify and support victims of trafficking.
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Crime is a big concern; but three-quarters of murder victims and murderers are black, whereas Hispanics account for only 12% of killers and their victims.
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In the same year, about $185,000 was distributed from the same fund to individual victims or the Victims' Assistance Fund, the representative explained in an email.
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The demographics of the victims has fueled speculation that the attacks were racially motivated, but police say they do not know why the victims were targeted.
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"In Indonesia, a lot of victims are scared to report and a lot of victims who go to police don't get their rights," the lawyer says.
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Some stalking victims don't fully understand that they are victims of a crime—instead perceiving the behavior as a nuisance—and don't always notify law enforcement.
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Focusing on the victims While the Hate Crime Task Force focuses on finding the perpetrator of a hate crime, a related group focuses on the victims.
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First, the major issue: that YACHT pretended to be victims of a sex crime, further complicating the challenges of real-life victims to be taken seriously.
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As we mark National Crime Victims' Rights Week, we hope that reform advocates give victims' groups a seat at the table to help shape justice reform.
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It also recommended creating grants to fund research and services tailored to victims of forced labor, who often receive less support than victims of sex trafficking.
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Lee has been offering free legal help for victims of sexual violence since 2015, as part of a South Korean government's programme to support the victims.
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In 2014 Orban's government erected a monument to victims of the Nazi occupation that critics said depicted Hungarians only as passive victims, absolving them of guilt.
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The Sandy Hook victims' brief argued that even Connecticut hadn't opened the door to all suits by gun violence victims wielding the state consumer protection law.
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After supporting the equity-holders at first, a group representing the victims now supports the bondholders' plan, which pays victims billions more than the equityholders' plan.
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Should we exclude them from the protections available to those receiving Social Security disability benefits, victims of war crimes, and victims of international and domestic terrorism?
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Operators at the centers called potential victims, claimed to be U.S. government officials and threatened to arrest or prosecute the victims if they didn't make payments.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Compensating Volkswagen's Victims" (editorial, June 29): I am puzzled by the carmaker's agreement to pay the "victims" of the emissions cheating.
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There are no words which can express our shock and disbelief, and we are devastated and saddened for the victims and the families of the victims.
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One of the victims, a 30-year-old man, succumbed to his injuries, while as of publication the status of the other three victims remained unclear.
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All of the victims are expected to survive and the assailants—one of whom was hospitalized alongside the shooting victims, with a concussion—have been detained.
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Some of these people are murderers, and in fairness, we haven't spoken to the victims' families from these crimes—or the victims themselves in some situations.
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Victims themselves can bring civil lawsuits (in which victims ask for compensation rather than for the perpetrator to be put in prison) until they turn 30.
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A commission Francis created with top cardinals, outside experts and abuse victims (the committee's only two victims have since left) has seemed stifled by Vatican bureaucracy.
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A plaque that tells of the victims' fate will be placed over the grave, in Dorotheenstadt cemetery, where other victims of the Nazis are also buried.
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They even say that the victims must withdraw cash from their bank accounts and that the accounts will be frozen if the victims don't act quickly.
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"That's how we are able to go to surviving victims or families of victims and tell them, 'Yes, justice is served,'" Superintendent Harrison told Ms. Angwin.
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He described the legislation as "giving preferred treatment of some sorts of victims over other sorts of victims," and punishing people for "unpopular" and "traditionalist" views.
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Most of the victims were killed when torrential downpours caused a landslide in Yongjia County, which in turn blocked a river, before victims were swept away.
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The school also will donate that amount to a charity benefiting Epstein's victims or other sexual abuse victims, President L. Rafael Reif said in an email.
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What we know about the victims As the investigation continues, authorities have said that they are certain they now know the names of all the victims.
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In 2005 the Senate agreed to apologize to the victims and the descendants of the victims of lynching, for its failure to enact anti-lynching legislation.
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"General Bustillo has confirmed many of the excesses demonstrated by evidence and which were denounced by victims," David Morales, one of the victims' lawyers, told reporters.
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According to the Guardian report, some of the victims have been killed by their families or unknown perpetrators after being identified as victims of sexual abuses.
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The office, known as Victims of Immigration Crime Engagement, or Voice, will provide victims with information about defendants' immigration status and whether they are in jail.
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The lawsuit was filed in 2003 by victims, families of victims and others alleging that Saudi government employees assisted in the terrorist plot on 9/11.
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Investigators heard from more than 100 victims and spoke directly with 45 victims or their families, according to Chris Nuelle, a spokesman for the attorney general.
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The public charge rule does not apply to humanitarian-based immigration programs for refugees and asylees, or generally to trafficking victims and victims of domestic violence.
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The alleged victims -- from actresses and former employees -- will share the payout ... with 18 alleged victims splitting $6.2 million and no individual getting more than $500k.
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The company had originally offered to pay individual victims up to $8.4 billion, but increased its offer last month to try to win over the victims.
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Little was known about the 12 victims of the attacks, or about the wounded, though an Italian and an Israeli may have been among the victims.
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Since the advent of the #MeToo movement, many victims have had to cope with a near-constant barrage of news reports about abusers and their victims.
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It is apparent that this mandate was intended to protect UACs who are trafficking victims, and UACs who come here seeking asylum are not trafficking victims.
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The Tennessee Star reported last month that the Capitol already has two monuments, one for victims of slavery and the other for victims of the Holocaust.
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The basic facts of his assaults have been recounted by the charged victims in this case as well as numerous victims who gave their impact statements.
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This new documentary series follows victims or family members of victims of serious crimes who meet with the crime's perpetrators as part of restorative justice processes.
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And in 213, half of women homicide victims across the globe were killed by a partner or family member (compared to 173 percent of male victims).
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Robbery victims don't immediately encounter reflexive doubt that they were robbed, but rape victims often face a presumption that a crime may not have actually happened.
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The families of 10 Sandy Hook victims are suing Mr. Jones, Infowars, and associates such as Mr. Halbig in four separate lawsuits, one in Connecticut brought by eight victims' families and a first responder, and three in Texas brought by the parents of two more victims.
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As an employment lawyer who has represented victims of harassment, including victims on Capitol Hill, I have seen how these policies and procedures — which Congress established to police itself when it comes to workplace harassment — are unsurprisingly largely self-serving and do little to empower victims.
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An anonymous website collecting testimonials from those alleged victims published the same day, with five victims detailing claims that range from uninvited groping and kissing to rape.
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It all happened years before police shooting victims' names were popularized into hashtags -- all while hundreds of other minority men and women became victims of police brutality.
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Weddington said two victims were in the same area before the alleged offenses took place, although it was not clear which two victims he was referring to.
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Girls are about twice as likely as boys to be victims of cyberbullying, and bullying victims are 2 to 9 times more likely to consider committing suicide.
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It eliminates "cooling off periods," lifts a rule barring victims from going straight to court, and provides an attorney to victims who go through the internal process.
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"But when it comes to consoling or helping, or even reaching out to victims, or people who are assisting victims, he has nothing to say," he continued.
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Difficult task to ID victims Until Sunday, less than half of those victims had been identified, largely due to the severity of the damage to the bodies.
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The Times found four examples of victims—two rape victims, a sexual abuse victim and a violent crime case—whose identities were revealed by the tech giant.
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This is typical across the US: Investigations have found, for instance, that homicides with black victims are less likely to be solved than those with white victims.
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Sixty percent of child victims were abused by someone in their social circle; 34 percent of those who commit child abuse are family members of their victims.
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Governor, prosecutor say they prioritize victims Scott and Ayala have cast their positions as a fight for justice, and said their stances consider the families of victims.
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On average, there were 5.9 adult victims of modern slavery in 2016 for every 1,000 adults in the world, and 4.4 child victims for every 1,000 children.
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There are certain parts of gun violence that have been primarily female victims and a lot of victims who have been part of marginalized groups in general.
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It would also encourage states to never refer to child trafficking victims as "child prostitutes" or "underage sex workers," recognizing that these children are victims, not criminals.
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The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department said in a statement that four victims were taken to local hospitals, while two additional victims were pronounced dead at the scene.
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Workers at some of CKE's restaurants have filed claims in recent weeks alleging they were victims of wage theft or victims of sexual harassment in the workplace.
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He added the victims were all aged between 13 and 17, but when questioned about reports of even younger victims he said DNA testing would be required.
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"We don't think that the bankruptcy will ultimately limit what the victims could get," said Elizabeth Fegan, an attorney representing victims in a pending class action lawsuit.
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However, he was willing to go on the record with his full name to help support other potential victims and warn others who could potentially become victims.
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"But when it comes to consoling or helping, or even reaching out to victims, or people who are assisting victims, he has nothing to say," he added.
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But some creative cybercriminals have found a new way to try to convince victims to fess up their money faster: telling victims to think of the children.
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The Eiffel Tower has gone dark to honor victims of national tragedies before, doing so in October to honor of the victims of the Pittsburgh synagogue shooting.
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" On Twitter, Krishnan Viswanathan wrote (and I'm translating from his abbreviated Twitterese): "Western terrorism victims get humanized with individual profiles but not victims from Asia/Africa events?
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The NCA also expressed fears that aspects of the online dating process — such as sexual conversations between victims and assailants — could contribute to victims wrongfully blaming themselves.
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And they don't know how many victims there are, except that there likely are more than 120 victims in the U.S., followed by Vietnam, India and Australia.
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The median ages of black, Hispanic, and American Indian and Alaskan Native victims hovered around 30 to 33, while the median age of white victims was 38.
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Story believes that when victims, offenders, and community members meet together, the event emphasizes accountability of the offenders and works to help victims with their healing process.
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But, this is not a standard "personal injury" suit — MGM is not demanding money from the victims and the victims won't be providing testimony, per NBC News.
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City officials hope that placing advocates within precincts will expand the pool of crime victims in contact with an advocate while connecting victims to services more quickly.
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Some victims may have been strangled Documents filed Friday in Chris Watts' arrest reveal some of the victims may have been strangled, along with other grim details.
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"What we are dealing with is how to handle the bodies of coronavirus victims versus non-coronavirus victims as the instructions for burial are different," said Ramezani.
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For years, the New York Police Department's Special Victims Division, which investigates sex crimes, has been understaffed and accused of not taking the claims of victims seriously.
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"The victims' mother believed Kowalczyk treated the victims well, buying them clothing, diapers, shoes, and even a birthday cake for their second birthday," the attorney's office says.
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That flaw, if properly exploited, would have "allowed us to remove the malware from its victims' computers" without pushing any code to victims' computers, the researchers said.
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He said it was understandable the victims' parents could not accept the painful truth — a remark that caused indignation among the victims' families and human rights groups.
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Rackauckas urged more victims to come forward, claiming the evidence showed there could be "hundreds" or "more than a thousand" victims, according to the Los Angeles Times.
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Steven Skikos, a court-appointed lawyer representing victims' interests, said fire victims had met and decided to help ensure that others were included in the compensation pool.
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If the comfort women for Japan were kidnap victims, the U.S. camp-town women were victims of sustained economic coercion—much like indentured servants or tenant farmers.
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She is the judge these victims needed One by one, victims of former Team USA gymnastics doctor and serial sexual abuser Larry Nassar shared their horrific tales.
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Authorities said there were multiple fatalities and "at least 14 victims," though it was unclear how many of the victims were killed and how many were injured.
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The analysis found that defendants accused of killing white victims were 4.3 times more likely to receive the death penalty than defendants accused of killing black victims.
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Blacks were the most frequent victims of hate crimes based on race, while Jews were the most frequent victims based on religion, according to the F.B.I. data.
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I did not at all like that there is going to be a victims fund specially for people who are the victims of crime by illegal aliens.
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Andrew Cuomo, flanked by lawmakers and victims' advocates, signed into law the Child Victims Act, ending a 22009-year fight and decades of personal pain for many.
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All five victims were taken to hospitals, the council said, adding that two of the victims were critical, with one of them stabbed at least six times.
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When Harvey hit the Houston area, 80 percent of its flood victims didn't have flood insurance, victims of outdated flood maps, poorly-understood risks, and unenforced protections.
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"I would say that the vast majority of Title IX cases are protecting male victims from male perpetrators, or female victims from male perpetrators," Ms. Bolger said.
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In the real world, in other words, women are much more likely to be victims of sexual assault than men are to be victims of false accusations.
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Gillibrand said that the bill would tackle several of the biggest hurdles victims of harassment in Congress currently face, including streamlining the process for victims to report complaints, creating a confidential advisor for victims to meet with, requiring annual sexual harassment training for legislators and their staff, removing a requirement that victims go through mediation before filing a complaint, and giving interns the same resources as full-time staff. Sen.
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Gillibrand said that the bill would tackle several of the biggest hurdles victims of harassment in Congress currently face, including streamlining the process for victims to report complaints, creating a confidential advisor for victims to meet with, requiring annual sexual harassment training for legislators and their staff, removing a requirement that victims go through mediation before filing a complaint, and giving interns the same resources as full-time staff.
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Now the victims might have a say: The judge gave the government 15 days to talk with the victims who sued and figure out what remedy should apply.
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Support for victims' families Guatemalan President Jimmy Morales pledged his support to the families of the victims and to the injured, and said the home's director was fired.
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But prosecutors say there were many more victims, alleging that Epstein "created a vast network of underage victims for him to sexually exploit" in New York and Florida.
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That incensed the victims' relatives, who alleged that Hicks had taunted the victims previously, and who did not accept that Hicks shot them only over a parking space.
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Whereas the American government is providing loans to Puerto Rican victims of Hurricane Maria, Arte al Rescate is providing direct aid to victims by fundraising through the arts.
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The recognition, in Obama's note, that victims were not just victims, but individuals like us is among the most essential messages that Holocaust educators hope reach their audiences.
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In a few cases, victims heard him say things like, "Mommy, I don't want to do this anymore," according to Daly, who interviewed many of the rape victims.
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The victims were believed to be Vietnamese or Chinese victims of a human trafficking network, though their identities and the cause of death have yet to be confirmed.
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She now runs the Center for Legal Studies on Terrorism and its Victims (CELTYV), an NGO that aims to protect the rights of civil victims of the guerrilla.
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For more: Anderson Cooper's emotional tribute to victims High-school grad, dancer, accountant among Orlando shooting victims The heroes Amid the tragedy are tales of selflessness and heroism.
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Mayor Mitch Landrieu opened his Tuesday news conference with a moment of silence for Katrina victims and words of support for Harvey's victims in Texas and southwest Louisiana.
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In India, the names of rape survivors are confidential because victims of sexual crimes can lose their jobs, homes, and families, and become victims of further targeted violence.
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Father Karadima's victims say that Bishop Barros was aware of the abuse and failed to speak up, and then failed to support the victims when they stepped forward.
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"He's actually expanding the number of victims, because now we're going to misidentify people that are going to become victims of a broken, racist technology," she said Thursday.
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Facebook took down an Anne Frank Center post showing Holocaust victims An Anne Frank Center's post that showed emaciated, naked Holocaust victims ran afoul of Facebook's nudity filters.
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Victims in rural areas usually stay in one place, while urban victims can be moved around quickly, or may even be mobile themselves, as investigators found in 2018.
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While the university states releasing these documents might prevent other victims from coming forward, LoMonte noted that more victims often come forward when they see other people complaining.
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In an effort to overcome these potential obstacles, plaintiffs' lawyers are pursuing several strategies to seek redress for victims: individual lawsuits, class actions and a victims' compensation fund.
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But it's still incredibly difficult for revenge porn victims to ensure their privacy remains intact when websites are built around the steadfast purpose of smearing and harassing victims.
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A majority of those victims injured in the shooting were taken to Orlando Regional Medical Center – and the hospital says none of those victims will see a bill.
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Friends, loved ones mourn victims in vigil Hundreds of friends, neighbors, co-workers and community members gathered for a vigil Wednesday night for the victims of the explosion.
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In times of hazard, the police are the primary point of contact between the government and the public -- victims, prospective victims, perpetrators, and prospective perpetrators of violence alike.
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To rule effectively, then, elites must reach beyond their collaborators to the rest of the population, persuading victims to act like bystanders and bystanders to act like victims.
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NYPD Gathering Evidence on Weinstein AllegationsThe Special Victims Division is trying to "locate and interview any potential victims" of the disgraced Hollywood producer, according to a NYPD official.
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The Post noted that Detroit's police department has a 12 percentage point higher rate for arrests made for white victims than in the cases of African-American victims.
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Starting in the early hours Monday, and continuing almost 24 hours later, survivors, victims' families, city officials, and central Florida residents will remember the victims with four services.
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Allred points out that many victims value their privacy and reasonably prefer not to relive their assaults and harassment in public or to become publicly known as victims.
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Teens continue to speak out There was a long list of speakers in Littleton, CO -- many of them only teenagers, others victims themselves or family members of victims.
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The victims and Becker were at the friend's house for a party, and both victims told Ingalls they had been drinking that evening, according to the police report.
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Deadnaming victims — or referring to a victim by their birth name rather than their chosen name — makes it difficult to know the actual number of transgender murder victims.
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A mother and daughter from Romania, thought to be the first victims, disappeared in September 2016, and the last of the victims, from the Philippines, around August 2018.
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Thompson who represents an area that was devastated by wildfires, argued that Brady protected victims of the hurricane that just hit Houston but not victims of future disasters.
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ATTACK VICTIMS HONORED Many players wore black ribbons on their hats in acknowledgment of the victims of the terrorist attack in Nice, France, that occurred on Thursday night.
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Children made up around 37 percent of those forced to marry, as well as 18 percent of forced labor victims and 21 percent of victims of sexual exploitation.
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They put the state and the accused in the center and victims around the periphery, typically using victims' stories only to achieve a conviction and to influence sentencing.
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Though black men make up just 240 percent of the population, they represent half of all gun homicide victims and an estimated 231 percent of firearm assault victims.
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The question is: Is it possible to investigate victims' claims with care, and prosecute sexual assault cases with caution, without setting victims' up to be shamed and blamed?
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But the flood of victims who have disclosed sexual abuse as part of the #MeToo movement is beginning to erode the fears many victims associate with reporting assault.
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And whenever the victims are scathed sufficiently he turns his attention back to the pedophiles — who, after all, as Ivy (Cecilia Noble) says, see themselves as victims too.
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So the ads became vaguer and vaguer, and eventually featured actors pretending to be A.C.A. victims rather than featuring real victims, who were apparently too hard to find.
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Accused abusers often seek revenge on victims who go to the authorities; some do not hesitate to wait outside the courthouse to threaten or attack their victims again.
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The charred bodies of victims laid on the steaming, ashen remnants of a pyroclastic flow as rescuers attended to badly injured victims in the aftermath of the eruption.
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Nearly three out of every four acts of sexual violence take place in the victims' homes, and seven of every 10 victims are under the age of 20.
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The men should volunteer their time helping abuse victims If the men stage a "comeback" by volunteering full time for victims of abuse, I say go for it.
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" Ms. DeVos hopes to establish a firmer definition of sexual assault, which Ms. Schow hopes will stop the trend "creating victims out of students who aren't actually victims.
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These programs did not offer compensation to victims abused by priests working for religious orders, so many more victims may reach out to report abuse through the hotline.
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This regulation has no impact on humanitarian-based immigration programs for refugees and asylum-seekers, and it clarifies the exemption for trafficking victims and victims of domestic violence.
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Faced with potential lawsuits from hundreds of victims of last year's mass shooting in Las Vegas, MGM Resorts International is trying an untested strategy: suing the victims first.
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Last year, 15.4 million American victims of identity theft lost $16 billion, an increase in both victims and losses from the previous year, according to Javelin Strategy & Research.
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The FTC's Equifax settlement, for example, promised the breach's 147 million victims $125 compensation; a payout that suddenly and abruptly evaporated when those victims went to collect it.
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The city, grappling with a rise in murders among intimate partners and an increase in victims seeking help, is expanding services for victims and trying to strengthen prosecutions.
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Ardern said she shared the frustrations voiced by the victims of loved ones, but also noted that authorities were under significant strain due to the number of victims.
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Women and female-identifying individuals were also cited as 89 percent of the victims, while with men and male-identifying individuals made up about 8 percent of victims.
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Flying metals have decapitated victims Residents in Beira told AFP many victims were injured by the flying metal sheets from the roofs of some houses in the area.
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Germany's Bild daily reported that some of the victims were of Kurdish descent, and a spokesman for the Turkish presidency said some of the victims were Turkish citizens.
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"We did have one priest who had 21 victims come forward, so we can assume the number is in the hundreds," he said of the number of victims.
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The victims came from 7 counties, with most from Iran and CanadaUkraine&aposs foreign minister, Vadim Prystaiko, said the victims included 82 Iranians, 63 Canadians, and 11 Ukrainians.
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Advocates say that while her track record shows a commitment to standing up for victims, those victims did not include those who accused Mr. Trump of sexual misconduct.
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While difficult to provide specifics about the victims in the immediate aftermath, there's a deep history of slighting the stories of Muslim victims of backlash, war and terrorism.
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CURRY AUCTIONS OFF SNEAKERS TO HELP FIRE VICTIMS The Golden State Warriors star Stephen Curry raised $45,201 for victims of the Ghost Ship warehouse fire in Oakland, Calif.
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Images of a free Choudhury leading training sessions around the world are interlaced with testimony from his victims, underscoring how elusive justice remains for victims of sexual abuse.
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Another, which would have granted assistance to Mississippi River flooding victims in 2016 was forced to be expanded, to cover all victims of federally designated disasters that year.
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New York requires most child sex-abuse victims to sue by the age of 23, 19 years before the average age at which such victims report their abuse.
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Equality Florida is working directly with the National Center for Victims of Crime to distribute the contributions to victims of the Orlando attack via their National Compassion Fund.
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At one point on Tuesday, the state Senate held a moment of silence for the victims of the Virginia Beach shooting, and both chambers passed legislation honoring the victims.
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Responders hospitalized five victims; as of publication, one woman had died during treatment, one man remained in critical condition, and the conditions of three other male victims remained unclear.
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I myself led our church in Missouri in about five minutes of focused prayer for Charlottesville, prayer for the victims, and prayer for the families of the deceased victims.
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It also features accounts from some of Kelly's alleged victims, including his ex-wife, as well as victims' families, some of Kelly's family, and some of Kelly's former employees.
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"Now we're hoping that by releasing information about the killer that that will help identify those victims and other victims we believe that killer is responsible for," Strelzin said.
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It's been roundly criticized since a series of stories broke last year about members paying off victims out of their office budgets and victims facing retribution for speaking up.
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In fact, that he shames and blames victims confirms popular rape myths that perpetuate the idea that victims cause their rapes because of the way they look or behave.
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"That list was compiled as a result of work done with victims and with senior religious leaders and was done to give some certainty to victims families," Bush said.
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Weston, the ring leader, and the others lured their victims into captivity in order to fraudulently live off of the victims' disability and state benefits, according to federal prosecutors.
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There is a differentiation within human trafficking between victims who end up as sex workers and victims who are coerced into providing labor for free or illegally low wages.
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And not only under FBI investigation, she lied to the families of the victims Benghazi and anyone who lies to family victims will never be the commander in chief.
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Is it because victims in the United States are black and their killers are white, whereas in places such as the Congo both the victims and perpetrators are black?
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Victims also report severe emotional manipulation, with instances of the imposter sexually harassing the victims, berating them, and depriving them of sleep with her incessant phone calls and demands.
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Thompson said he could not say how much money victims actually lost through the schemes, but said about one in four U.S. victims respond by wiring money to fraudsters.
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Abusers may coerce victims into participating in criminal activity or victims may believe that committing a crime is the only way they can keep their children housed and fed.
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A court found Chapman had at least 50 victims, and Chapman has said he raped up to 100 children, said Wendy Murphy, an attorney for some of the victims.
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Unlike shelters for victims of other types of violence, there has never been a clear source of government funding or support for those housing victims of trafficking, activists say.
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"Most of the things I have seen about Palestine was picturing them as victims – not just victims but not human beings," the 33-year-old Italian filmmaker told Reuters.
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As President, he has worked to create VOICE, the Victims of Immigrant Crime Engagement Office, specifically to serve the victims of such crimes through the Department of Homeland Security.
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Hodgkinson's political leanings, his potential targeting of GOP victims and the symbolic importance of those victims raises the very strong possibility the shooting was an act of leftist terrorism.
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Moreover, proposed legislation, like the Stop Advertising Victims of Exploitation (SAVE) Act, is designed to create criminal penalties for businesses that knowingly advertise and market victims of sex trafficking.
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The victims: We're still learning more about the victims, but we do know that several off-duty police officers, who were working the concert, are among the dead. 2.
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"Although people would like to think that there's one way that victims of a crime react, we know that how victims react to a trauma is varied," she said.
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The Essex Police said they initially believed the victims were from China, but grieving families in Northern Vietnam have said they feared that missing relatives were among the victims.
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A troller meets a victim by chance, and a trapper either observes his victims or works at a place, such as a hospital, where his victims come to him.
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" The indictment said that "in order to maintain and increase his supply of victims, Epstein also paid certain of his victims to recruit additional girls to be similarly abused.
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MSU Board of Trustees Chairman Brian Breslin issued a statement in January apologizing to Nassar's victims and acknowledging that the university had not been focused enough on the victims.
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Allred added in her remarks that changes to state law were needed to protect past victims of abuse, and added that too often male sexual assault victims are ignored.
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Polaris's data showed that nearly two in three trafficking victims who spoke about when they had been exploited for labor or sex had become victims when they were minors.
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There is no way you can listen to the evidence and not conclude, not that the Democrats were the victims, but the United States of America were the victims.
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"These 49 victims joined a long list of victims and families that are hurting because their Congress will stand for a moment of silence but do absolutely nothing," Rep.
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All ten have been charged in Pittsburgh, U.S. with conspiracy to infect victims' computers with malware, steal login credentials and use them to syphon money out of victims' accounts.
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The reluctance of victims to step forward further complicated the case; some have declined to talk to investigators even after police identified hundreds of victims, Ms. Hansson Bull said.
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" Black victims, the Post noted, were the majority of homicide victims, but they were "the least likely of any racial group to have their killings result in an arrest.
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Cash has poured in for the victims of the shooting: More than $10 million has been raised in the last couple of weeks for the victims of the shooting.
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" At the press conference and in an interview with CNN, Whaley said victims were "grateful" to see Trump and that he was "treated well by the victims, for sure.
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But Linda O'Dell, one of the victims, recalled Ms. Daly's deftness, at a time when victims of rape were often re-victimized by the law enforcement procedures that followed.
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In response, the Harrisburg diocese established a victims' compensation fund, which has paid about $12.7 million to 111 victims, Matthew H. Haverstick, a lawyer for the diocese, said Wednesday.
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A committee representing victims in the 2017 and 2018 Northern California wildfires is seeking $13.5 billion in claims for victims during the Pacific Gas & Electric (PG&E) bankruptcy case.
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The bankruptcy court gave victims more time as lawyers argued that there might be as many as 70,883 more victims who should file claims for their losses and suffering.
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Public exposure of antipersonnel mine victims was essential in achieving an almost global ban on their use, but testimonies of small and light weapons victims have barely received attention.
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These factors help explain the mystery of why such a tiny number of victims appear to have paid ransoms into the three bitcoin accounts to which WannaCry directs victims.
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In 20073, the city had 2,785 shooting incidents and 3,457 shooting victims -- a decrease from the 3,550 shooting incidents and 4,349 shooting victims the previous year, according to police.
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"Today the victims, families and Peruvian society have achieved an important step towards justice and preserving the memory of the victims of these crimes," the human rights official said.
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The legislation — called the Justice Against Victims of Terrorism Act (JASTA) — would allow American victims of terrorism to file lawsuits against countries believed to have supported those terrorist acts.
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And it allows victims of crime to sue jurisdictions that refuse to comply and subsequently release criminal aliens onto the streets who then commit crimes that harm these victims.
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In 2011, Cook County Sheriff Thomas Dart announced a new effort to identify Gacy's eight unidentified victims using DNA from people who feared their relatives were among his victims.
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The remains of 84 other victims have also been found in large common graves in the old military installation of Xolosinay — victims of torture who were executed by soldiers.
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Following inquiries from lawyers representing the victims and separate inquiries from The Hill, the State Department dispatched Special Envoy for Sudan Ambassador Donald Booth to meet with victims representatives.
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While payouts to victims of mass shootings have become standard practice, turning a dead perpetrator's estate into a fund for such a large number of victims is new territory.
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Serial killers also prefer younger victims: About 20.7 percent of all victims fall under the age of 21980, while just over 21900 percent are over the age of 21960.
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The report cited accounts from the victims of the violence, including one from a relative of two victims killed in a clash between Afghan security forces and the Taliban.
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Our thoughts & prayers with the victims & their families.
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"We should take all such reports very seriously, knowing our reaction to them has massive potential to harm both victims of sexual assault and victims of false accusation," she said.
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Some have urged potential victims to avoid the site for this reason, including attorney Michael Fuller, who filed suit against Equifax yesterday on behalf of two Oregon-based leak victims.
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Some 44 percent of victims had been subjected to sexual exploitation, 42 percent had been exploited for labor and 13 percent had been victims of domestic servitude, the report said.
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All of the victims were hospitalized; 28-year-old Cesar Aleman Luna later died of his wounds while, as of publication, the condition of the other three victims remained unclear.
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A preliminary autopsy report showed all but one of the victims were shot multiple times and one of the victims shot nine times, according to the Hamilton County coroner's office.
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One concern is that the law creates a false dichotomy between victims' and defendants' rights, as if the victims and defendants are the two sides facing off in a trial.
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Five of the 206 new charges accuse Bell of attempting to transfer the HIV virus to some of his victims; the indictment says none of the alleged victims tested positive.
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As a result, FSIA now allows terrorism victims to sue foreign governments in federal courts under a "terrorism exception"; a "cyberattack exception" would extend the same protections to hacking victims.
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Eight resources discussed victims' treatment needs, provided screening tools and discussed health consequences of trafficking victimization, with five of these also discussing trauma and how doctors should speak to victims.
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My thoughts and prayers are with the families of the victims — not just the seven we know, but the many other victims of violence whose names haven't made national news.
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Despite one of the victims being shot in the head, Strumwasser, trauma surgeon for Keck Hospital, said the boy and the rest of the victims were expected to fully recover.
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Eight resources discussed victims' treatment needs, provided screening tools and discussed health consequences of trafficking victimization, with five of these also discussing trauma and how doctors should speak to victims.
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One source told NBC the remains were so badly torched, that investigators couldn't immediately determine the race or sex of the victims, but later learned the victims were both men.
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When not to record"I think there should be particular sensitivity for victims to be able to opt out," Yu said, referring to victims of domestic violence and sexual assault.
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"He sent e-mails to victims that appeared to be from Apple or Google and asked victims to provide their usernames and passwords," said the Justice Department in a statement.
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"In order to maintain and increase his supply of victims, Epstein also paid certain of his victims to recruit additional girls to be similarly abused by Epstein," the indictment said.
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They are victims of a situation of influence or control that they have been trapped and deceived, and I don't think it is ever appropriate to make fun of victims.
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"Our hearts are with the victims of the Santa Fe High School shooting, and with all victims of gun violence," the streaming service said in a statement obtained by PEOPLE.
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I wanted to thank you for your stand against gun violence for not only the victims of gun violence, but those on the verge of being victims of gun violence.
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The backdrop: Police tactics in dealing with victims of sexual assault have long been controversial, with critics saying harsh questioning puts undue scrutiny on victims and pushes them to silence.
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In many cases, victims are left with no other choice than to pay the attackers, and even the FBI often advises victims to pay the ransom as the only recourse.
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"All too often victims of trafficking are perceived as immigration offenders rather than victims," said Pierre Makhlouf, assistant director at charity Bail for Immigration Detainees, in response to the report.
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The victims: A single father, a grandfather The victims have been identified as Robert Snyder, 69; Brenda Montanez-Crespo, 44; Kevin Clark, 20163; Kevin Lawson, 46; and Jeffrey Roberts, 57.
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Timeline of murder determined from positions of victims Cook County authorities used other victims' positions in the crawlspace of Gacy's suburban Chicago home to narrow the timeframe of Haakenson's death.
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The context helps account for why, when it comes to the male victims of the Finnmark witchcraft trials, Sámi men outnumber Norwegian men, making up 68 percent of the victims.
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"All of the members of the FWC want to express our sincere sympathies to the victims and families of the victims involved in this incident," officials said in the statement.
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While the story is continuing to develop, early indications are that the victims were Muslims targeted by a man and his associates who deliberately drove their van over the victims.
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The data showed pretty clearly that death sentencing correlated to murders with white victims, and so as homicide rates among white victims have dropped, so too have death sentence convictions.
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"The global financial elite are oppressors, not victims [...] Hacking that elite and returning the tiniest fraction of the wealth that they've stolen doesn't make them victims," Phineas Fisher told me.
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Investigators first extract DNA samples from victims and establish a profile of potential victims: young white males with slight builds who disappeared in the Chicago area between 1972 and 1978.
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"Ultimately, the defendant backed down from his insistence on personally carrying out the cross-examination of his victims and allowed his advisory attorney to question the victims," Mr. Montgomery said.
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The law is aimed at those with underage victims; David's was not, but many on the registry report being stonewalled when they travel, regardless of the age of their victims.
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Allegations of trafficking for 'money and medals' The lawsuit seeks relief under Protecting Young Victims from Sexual Abuse and Safe Sport Authorization Act, which includes the Trafficking Victims Protection Act.
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Houser told Insider that abusers often control victims with power over certain aspects of their lives, which might cause victims to continue the relationship, or at least remain in contact.
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As a member of Congress, Holtzman introduced a bill in 1976 to protect rape victims from cross-examination about their sexual history, and a Victims of Crime Act in 1979.
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He has already used this authority to reverse asylum protections for domestic violence victims and other victims of crime, a policy decision that will largely affect migrants from Central America.
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The victims White crosses stand near the church in memory of the victims as well-wishers and community members stopped to pray, and left behind flowers and messages of love.
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We found that the more strongly people endorsed binding values, the more they strongly they attributed responsibility to victims and the more they saw victims' behaviors as influencing the outcome.
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According to the research, defendants in Florida were nearly twice as likely to be convicted in a case involving white victims than they were in cases with victims of color.
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The 34-year-old lawyer and former gymnast noted the paradox in claiming to have empathy for victims in one breath, then saying victims are enjoying the spotlight in another.
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"Today's funding will help meet the critical long-term needs of victims, compensating them for financial losses and medical expenses and providing services to victims and first responders," Rosenstein said.
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Nor is the fact that unlike earlier occult panics, which depended on the (dubious) testimonies of "actual" child victims as anchors, these theories just make claims without identifying clear victims.
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While serial rapists were more likely than one-time rapists to kidnap and verbally and physically threaten victims, they were less likely to restrain or injure victims during their attacks.
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Amnesty International said the report was based on 57 interviews with alleged victims and 19 with their relatives or lawyers, as well as victims' letters, court documents and medical records.
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We saw them as victims, and the Japanese don't necessarily feel comfortable with feeling like victims — certainly not in World War II, where they also have their lot of atrocities.
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The overall shape, Mr. Frangulyan said, represents the grim reaper's scythe, given that victims were mowed down indiscriminately, while the lack of recognizable faces or figures underscores the victims' anonymity.
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Some victims have asked for compensation for the abuse and the deception from the courts; the exact amount will depend on the claims victims put forward, according Ms. Hansson Bull.
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One of his most famous works is the 1960 composition "Threnody to the Victims of Hiroshima," a wailing, discordant lamentation dedicated to the victims of World War II's atomic bombing.
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"This is a huge day for victims because we are finally saying enough is enough," said Lauren Hersh, the national director for World Without Exploitation, a group for victims' rights.
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Parkland Victims' Families Sue, Claiming Negligence in Mass Shooting Families of the Parkland shooting victims filed 213 lawsuits, accusing the local school district and sheriff's office in Florida of negligence.
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Motherboard was unable to reach any victims or customers because the exposed server does not contain any contact information, such as email addresses or telephone numbers of victims or users.
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Two of them are suing to overturn Epstein's plea, arguing that it violated the federal Crime Victims' Rights Act, which requires prosecutors to notify victims of plea negotiations and sentencing.
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Among the victims, 1,112 have not been positively identified, although the city has issued death certificates for all but three of the victims, whose certificates were issued by other jurisdictions.
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The 102-page amendment included retroactive tax relief for victims of disasters occurring from 2012 to 2015, and also included relief for victims of natural disasters from 85003 and forward.
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Speier has introduced a bill called the Courtney Wild Crime Victims' Rights Reform Act that would strengthen protections for victims as they use the judicial process to assert their case.
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Victims' rights groups in Oregon say they also have concerns that ending nonunanimous jury convictions would lead to far more hung juries and mistrials, forcing victims to testify multiple times.
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"There are so many ways in which the system fails victims, and the Debbie Smith Act is one of the tools that really does right by the victims," she said.
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The Coyotes paid tribute to the nine victims of last Sunday's helicopter crash in Southern California, whose victims included former Los Angeles Lakers star Kobe Bryant and his daughter Gianna.
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