In stances where the violent crime rate is brought into question in comparison to the violent crime rate of other countries such as Europe, the U.S …show more content…
This is because all 50 states have passes legislation that established victims’ rights. However, all 50 states crime rights may differ depending on the state. The ideal DNA also is a means of protection because it is put I place to catch the offender, and also doesn’t use DNA against them. Yet it is flawed in protecting as well because it is so extensive some cases aren’t looked at or overlooked. Safety of victims is evolving for instance victims are forced to wait with offenders/ offender’s families, they are more protected by police and policy. Victims of sexual assault are less protected because in these crimes victims are blamed more for their assault. Victims of sexual crimes voices often times aren’t heard or are over looked by their offender’s social influence in the criminal justice