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Legal Representation of Participating Victims,is chapter provides an overview of the legal framework relating to victims’ legal representation. It considers the systems in place for court-arranged collective legal representation, as well as the resourcing of victims’ lawyers, counsel’s obligations and the duration of victims’ representation.

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,Victims’ Lawyers in the Courtroom: Opening and Closing Statements, Questioning Witnesses, Challengihere necessary. The main conclusion to be drawn is, however, that the rights and duties of victims’ lawyers in the courtroom are still under development and case-law at all three courts is still evolving. The key points at the end of the chapter will summarise the main findings.

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Victims in the Witness Stand: Socio-Cultural and Psychological Challenges in Eliciting Victim Testi testimony. These barriers pose challenges not only for the victim themselves, but also for Prosecution and Defence counsel, victims’ lawyers, victim support personnel and judges in the attainment and assessment of victim evidence.

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Introduction: Victim Participation in International Criminal Justice,a novel concept with a practice that is still evolving. It also states that the purpose of this book is to offer a guide to the law and practice of victims’ roles before the ICC, ECCC and STL. It is a book written mainly by practitioners and it is addressed to those who work or wish to work in the f

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