On the recordDecember 31, 2003
What we found was that the defendants had essentially all the rights, and a crime victim had virtually no rights.
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congress.govDianne Feinstein: “What we found was that the defendants had essentially all the rights, and a crime victim had virtually no rights.”
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Feinstein highlights the imbalance of rights between defendants and crime victims.
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