The authors of 'Hope After Harm: An Evaluation of State Victim Compensation Statutes' recommend that states should not require survivors to report their victimization to police, but instead allow reporting to entities not affiliated with the justice system, such as medical, mental health, or victim service providers.

Authors

• Person: Not available Organization: Center for American Progress
  Hope After Harm: An Evaluation of State Victim Compensation Statutes

Sources

• Hope After Harm: An Evaluation of State Victim Compensation Statutes www.americanprogress.org Center for American Progress via serper

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